EUP7917 - High PSRR Low-Noise LDO

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Description

The EUP7917 is an efficient, CMOS voltage regulator optimized for ultra-low-noise applications.

It offers high output accuracy, extremely low dropout voltage low ground current and fast start-up time.

Features

include current limit, thermal shutdown and faster transient response.

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Part number	EUP7917
Manufacturer	Eutech Microelectronics
File Size	322.24 KB
Description	High PSRR Low-Noise LDO
Datasheet	EUP7917 Datasheet
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EUP7917 300mA, High PSRR Low-Noise LDO DESCRIPTION The EUP7917 is an efficient, CMOS voltage regulator optimized for ultra-low-noise applications. It offers high output accuracy, extremely low dropout voltage low ground current and fast start-up time. The EUP7917 provides a very low noise output, ideal for RF applications where a clean voltage source is required. A noise bypass pin is also available for further reduction of output noise. Designed specifically for handheld and batterypowered devices, the EUP7917 provides a TTL-logic-compatible enable pin. When disabled, power consumption drops nearly to zero. The EUP7917 also works with low-ESR ceramic capacitors, reducing the amount of board space necessary for power applications, critical in handheld wireless devices.

Published: Jul 18, 2014 |