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R5326x - Automatic Mode Shift Dual LDO

Description

SOT23-6 Pin No.

1 2 3 4 5 6 PLP1820-6 Pin No.

1 2 3 4 5 6 WLCSP-6 Pin No.

Features

  • Low Supply Current Typ. 5.5µA (VR1, VR2) (Iout=0mA) Typ. 50µA (VR1, VR2) (Iout=10mA).
  • Standby ModeTyp. 0.1µA (VR1, VR2).
  • Low Dropout VoltageTyp. 0.19V (IOUT=150mA Output Voltage=3.0V Type).
  • High Ripple Rejection Typ. 70dB (f=1kHz) Typ. 60dB (f=10kHz).
  • Excellent Line Regulation Typ. 0.02%/V.
  • Small Packages SOT-23-6/PLP1820-6 /WLCSP-6.
  • Output Voltage Stepwise setting with a step of 0.1V in the range of 0.8V to 4.2V is possible.

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Part number R5326x
Manufacturer RICOH
File Size 748.29 KB
Description Automatic Mode Shift Dual LDO
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www.DataSheet4U.com R5326x SERIES Automatic Mode Shift Dual 150mA LDO EA-0911-2006 OUTLINE The R5326X Series are CMOS-based voltage regulator ICs with high output voltage accuracy, Typ. 5.5µA low supply current, and remarkably improved transient response compared with the conventional low supply current voltage regulators. The supply current of IC itself is automatically shifts between fast mode and low power mode depending on the load current. (The current threshold is fixed internally.) Each of these voltage regulator ICs consists of a voltage reference unit, an error amplifier, resistors for setting the output voltage, a current limit circuit for preventing from the destruction by an over current, and so on.
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