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HM7525HB - 100mA Low Power LDO

General Description

The HM75XXHB series is a set of three-terminal low technology ensures low voltage drop and low power high voltage regulators implemented in quiescent current.

Although designed primarily as CMOS technology.

They allow input voltages as fixed voltage regulators, these devices ca n be high as 32V.

Key Features

  • Low power consumption.
  • Low voltage drop.
  • Low temperature coefficient.
  • High input voltage (up to 32V).
  • Output voltage accuracy: tolerance ±3%.
  • TO92 and SOT89 package.

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HM75XXHB 100mA Low Power LDO Features  Low power consumption  Low voltage drop  Low temperature coefficient  High input voltage (up to 32V)  Output voltage accuracy: tolerance ±3%  TO92 and SOT89 package Applications  Battery-powered equipment  Communication equipment  Audio/Video equipment General Description The HM75XXHB series is a set of three-terminal low technology ensures low voltage drop and low power high voltage regulators implemented in quiescent current. Although designed primarily as CMOS technology. They allow input voltages as fixed voltage regulators, these devices ca n be high as 32V. They are available with several fixed used with external components to obtain va riable output voltages ranging from 2.5V to 5.0V. CMOS voltages and currents.