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XC6501P - High Speed LDO Regulator

Download the XC6501P datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the XC6501 variant, as both devices belong to the same high speed ldo regulator family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

Description

The XC6501 series is a high speed, low noise CMOS LDO regulator that can provide stable output voltages even without a load capacitor CL.

This is possible because phase compensation is carried out internally unlike other LDOs where it is done externally.

Features

  • Maximum Output Current : 200mA Operating Voltage Range Output Voltage Range Dropout Voltage Low Power Supply Stand-by Current : 1.4V ~ 6.0V 2.0V ~ 5.0V (±1%) (.
  • 1) : 1.2V ~ 1.95V (±0.02V) (.
  • 1) : 150mV＠IOUT=100mA, VOUT=2.8V : 13μA ＠VOUT=2.8V : Less than 0.1μA Ripple Rejection Protection Circuits : 50dB＠f=1kHz,VOUT=2.8V : Current limit (300mA, TYP. ) Short circuit protection CL High Speed Auto-Discharge Output capacitor is not required : Internal phase compensation CL High Speed Au.

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Note: The manufacturer provides a single datasheet file (XC6501_TorexSemiconductor.pdf) that lists specifications for multiple related part numbers.

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XC6501 ETR03037-014b 200mA High Speed LDO Regulator, Output Capacitor-Less, Low Power Consumption ■GENERAL DESCRIPTION The XC6501 series is a high speed, low noise CMOS LDO regulator that can provide stable output voltages even without a load capacitor CL. This is possible because phase compensation is carried out internally unlike other LDOs where it is done externally. The series consists of a reference voltage source, driver transistor, error amplifier, current limit circuit, and phase compensation circuit. The CE function enables the circuit to be put into stand-by mode by inputting a low level signal to the CE pin thereby reducing current consumption from an already low 13μA (in operation) to less than 0.1μA.
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