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MIC5385 - Ultra Small Triple 150mA Output LDO

General Description

The MIC5385 is an advanced general purpose triple linear regulator offering high power supply rejection (PSRR) in an ultra-small 2mm x 2mm 8 pin Thin MLF® package.

Key Features

  • Input voltage range: 2.5V to 5.5V 150mA guaranteed output current for each output Stable with ceramic output capacitors Low dropout voltage.
  • 180mV @ 150mA Excellent Load/Line Transient Response Low quiescent current.
  • 32µA per LDO High PSRR.
  • 70dB High output accuracy.
  • ±2% initial accuracy.
  • Thermal shutdown and current limit protection.
  • Available in tiny 2mm x 2mm T.

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Datasheet Details

Part number MIC5385
Manufacturer Micrel Semiconductor
File Size 636.09 KB
Description Ultra Small Triple 150mA Output LDO
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MIC5385 www.DataSheet4U.com Ultra Small Triple 150mA Output LDO General Description The MIC5385 is an advanced general purpose triple linear regulator offering high power supply rejection (PSRR) in an ultra-small 2mm x 2mm 8 pin Thin MLF® package. The MIC5385 is capable of sourcing 150mA for each output and offers high PSRR making it an ideal solution for any portable electronic application. Ideal for battery powered applications, the MIC5385 offers 2% initial accuracy, low dropout voltage (180mV @ 150mA), and low ground current (typically 32µA per output). The MIC5385 can also be put into a zero-off-mode current state, drawing virtually no current when disabled.