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CAT6202 - CMOS LDO Regulator

General Description

The CAT6202 is a 13 V rated 500 mA CMOS low dropout regulator that provides fast response time to load current and line voltage changes in an automotive environment.

Key Features

  • a low RON P.
  • channel pass element with internal control circuitry which prevents reverse current flow should the voltage at VOUT exceed VIN as in the case of the car’s battery voltage accidentally being applied to VOUT. Thermal protection and current limiting circuitry combine to protect the pass device against faults and abuse. Current limiting is user controlled through a single resistor to ground. A fault output (FLT) provides an alert should an over.
  • current event or thermal sh.

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Datasheet Details

Part number CAT6202
Manufacturer onsemi
File Size 312.64 KB
Description CMOS LDO Regulator
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CAT6202 LDO Regulator - Adjustable CMOS 500 mA, 13 V Description The CAT6202 is a 13 V rated 500 mA CMOS low dropout regulator that provides fast response time to load current and line voltage changes in an automotive environment. CAT6202 features a low RON P−channel pass element with internal control circuitry which prevents reverse current flow should the voltage at VOUT exceed VIN as in the case of the car’s battery voltage accidentally being applied to VOUT. Thermal protection and current limiting circuitry combine to protect the pass device against faults and abuse. Current limiting is user controlled through a single resistor to ground. A fault output (FLT) provides an alert should an over−current event or thermal shutdown occur.