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AX6645 - Dual Channel LDO Regulators

This page provides the datasheet information for the AX6645, a member of the AX6644 Dual Channel LDO Regulators family.

Description

The AX6644/5 is a high accurately, low noise, high ripple rejection ratio, low dropout, dual CMOS LDO voltage regulators with enable function.

The EN function allows the output of each regulator to be turned off independently, resulting in greatly reduced power consumption.

Features

  • - Input voltage range :2.5V to 6V - Varied fixed output voltage combinations - 200mV Dropout at 200mA output current (VOUT≧2.5V) Output current: 200mA/channel € (typ. ) Ñb.
  • y R ` Low quiescent current: 60μ A (typ. ) w VÛmcurrent protections Current Limit and Short om c . Thermal shutdown protection tech o Fast transient response . gof w Low ESR Capacitor Compatible (X7R, X5R) ww Available in the 6-Pin Pb-Free TSOT-23 and TDFN-6L packages 1/13 Axelite Confidential Materials, do not copy or.

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Part number AX6645
Manufacturer AXElite
File Size 87.51 KB
Description Dual Channel LDO Regulators
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AX6644/5 Dual Channel LDO Regulators with Enable  GENERAL DESCRIPTION The AX6644/5 is a high accurately, low noise, high ripple rejection ratio, low dropout, dual CMOS LDO voltage regulators with enable function. The EN function allows the output of each regulator to be turned off independently, resulting in greatly reduced power consumption. The AX6644/5 has the soft start function to suppress the inrush current. The current limit is over 250mA per channel and also operates as a short protection for the output current limiter. The output voltage for each regulator is set independently by internal setting. The AX6644/5 is fully compatible with low ESR ceramic capacitors, reducing cost and improving output stability.
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