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GL6150 - 150mA ULTRA - LOW DROPOUT CMOS VOLTAGE REGULATOR

General Description

The GL6150 series is a low-dorpout linear regulators.

There are devices designed specifically for battery-operated systems.

Grounnd current is very small (2uA-Typ.), That significantly extending battery life.

Key Features

  • Maximum output current 150mA Output voltage 1.5V to 6.0V Output voltage ±1.4% CMOS Low power consumption Ultra-low dropout voltage (typ. 0.165V at 150mA) SOT-25 (250mW) packages.

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Part number GL6150
Manufacturer Gleam
File Size 69.61 KB
Description 150mA ULTRA - LOW DROPOUT CMOS VOLTAGE REGULATOR
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Gleam Power Management GL6150 150mA ULTRA - LOW DROPOUT CMOS VOLTAGE REGULATOR Description The GL6150 series is a low-dorpout linear regulators. There are devices designed specifically for battery-operated systems. Grounnd current is very small (2uA-Typ.), That significantly extending battery life. Low power consumption and high accuracy is achieved through CMOS and programmable fuse technologies. Output voltage: 1.5V to 6.0V. The GL6150 consists of a hogh precision voltage reference, an error correction circuit, and a current limited output driver. With good transient responses, output remains stable even during load changes. The SHDN input enables the output to be turned off, resulting in reduced power consumption.