MIC5396 - Low-Power Dual 300mA LDO

Micrel Semiconductor

General Description

The MIC5396/7/8/9 is an advanced dual LDO ideal for powering general purpose portable devices.

The MIC5396/7/8/9 provides two high-performance, independent 300mA LDOs in a single package.

Key Features

a wide output voltage range down to 1.0V. Its full feature set and low dropout voltage make it ideal for battery-powered.

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Part number	MIC5396
Manufacturer	Micrel Semiconductor
File Size	84.02 KB
Description	Low-Power Dual 300mA LDO
Datasheet	MIC5396 Datasheet

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MIC5396/7/8/9 Low-Power Dual 300mA LDO Revision 1.1 General Description The MIC5396/7/8/9 is an advanced dual LDO ideal for powering general purpose portable devices. The MIC5396/7/8/9 provides two high-performance, independent 300mA LDOs in a single package. This makes it possible to improve system efficiency by providing two independent supply inputs that can be optimized for each individual LDO. The MIC5396/7/8/9 also features a wide output voltage range down to 1.0V. Its full feature set and low dropout voltage make it ideal for battery-powered applications. The MIC5396/7/8/9 offers 2% accuracy, low dropout voltage (160mV at 300mA), and low ground current (typically 42μA per LDO at full load).