R1163K - 3-MODE 150mA LDO REGULATOR

Nisshinbo

General Description

∗) Tab is GND level.

Key Features

Supply Current Typ. 6.0µA (Low Power Mode), Typ. 70µA (Fast Transient Mode).
Standby Mode Typ. 0.6µA.
Reverse Current Max. 0.1µA.
Input Voltage Range 2.0V to 6.0V.
Output Voltage Range 1.5V to 5.0V (0.1V steps) (For other voltages, please refer to MARK.

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Part number	R1163K
Manufacturer	Nisshinbo
File Size	1.54 MB
Description	3-MODE 150mA LDO REGULATOR
Datasheet	R1163K Datasheet

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R1163K(DFN(PL)1616-6) is the NRND product as of April,2023 R1163x SERIES 3-MODE 150mA LDO REGULATOR with the Reverse Current Protection NO.EA-118-230417 OUTLINE The R1163x Series consist of CMOS-based voltage regulator ICs with high output voltage accuracy and low supply current. These ICs perform with the chip enable function and realize a standby mode with ultra low supply current. To prevent the destruction by over current, the current limit circuit is included. The R1163x Series have 3-mode. One is standby mode with CE or standby control pin. Other two modes are realized with ECO pin. Fast Transient Mode (FT mode) and Low Power Mode (LP mode) are alternative with ECO pin. Consumption current is reduced at Low Power Mode compared with Fast Transient Mode.