WL2810 - CMOS LDO

Description

The WL2810 series is a high accuracy, low noise, high speed, low dropout CMOS Linear regulator with high ripple rejection.

The devices offer a new level of cost effective performance in cellular phones, laptop and notebook computers, and other portable devices.

Features

Input voltage : 2.2V~5.5V.
Output range : 1.0V~3.3V.
Output current : 300mA.
PSRR : 70dB @ 217Hz.
Dropout voltage : 250mV @ IOUT=300mA.
Quiescent current : 42μA Typ.
Shut-down current : < 1μA.
Recommend capacitor : 1uF.

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Part number	WL2810
Manufacturer	WillSEMI
File Size	1.20 MB
Description	CMOS LDO
Datasheet	WL2810 Datasheet
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WL2810 Low noise, High PSRR, High speed, CMOS LDO Descriptions The WL2810 series is a high accuracy, low noise, high speed, low dropout CMOS Linear regulator with high ripple rejection. The devices offer a new level of cost effective performance in cellular phones, laptop and notebook computers, and other portable devices. The WL2810 has the fold-back maximum output current which depends on the output voltage. So the current limit functions both as a short circuit protection and as an output current limiter. The WL2810 regulators are available in standard SOT-353 package and DFN1x1-4L Package. Standard products are Pb-free and Halogen-free. Features  Input voltage : 2.2V~5.5V  Output range : 1.0V~3.

Published: Apr 30, 2017 |