TS1117B - 1A Low Dropout Positive Voltage Regulator

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Taiwan Semiconductor Company

Datasheet Details

Part number	TS1117B
Manufacturer	Taiwan Semiconductor Company
File Size	457.96 KB
Description	1A Low Dropout Positive Voltage Regulator
Datasheet	TS1117B Datasheet
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Description

The TS1117B Series are high performance positive voltage regulators are designed for use in applications requiring low dropout performance at full rated current, Additionally, the TS1117B Series provides excellent regulation over variations due to changes in line, load and temperature.

Features

include low dropout performance at rated current, fast transient response, internal current limiting and thermal shutdown protection of the output device. The TS1117B Series are three terminal regulators with fixed and adjustable voltage options available in popular packages. Features.
Low Dropout Performance 1.5V max. Fill Current Rating Over Line and Temperature Fast Transient Response ±2% Total Output Regulation Over Line, Load and Tempera.

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Published: Feb 8, 2009 |