XC6901 - 200mA Negative Voltage Regulator

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Description

transistor, current limiter and phase compensator.

The CE function enables the circuit to be in stand-by mode by inputting low level signal.

Features

Maximum Output Current Input Voltage Range Output Voltage Range Accuracy Tempe.

Torex Semiconductor

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Part number	XC6901
Manufacturer	Torex Semiconductor
File Size	501.65 KB
Description	200mA Negative Voltage Regulator
Datasheet	XC6901 Datasheet
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XC6901 Series 200mA Negative Voltage Regulator with ON/OFF Control ETR03043-007 ■GENERAL DESCRIPTION The XC6901 Series is a negative voltage CMOS regulator which includes a reference voltage source, error amplifier, driver transistor, current limiter and phase compensator. The CE function enables the circuit to be in stand-by mode by inputting low level signal. In the stand-by mode, the electric charge at the output capacitor (CL) will be discharged via the internal auto-discharge switch and as a result the -VOUT pin quickly returns to the VSS level. The over current protection circuit will operate when the output current reaches limit current. The thermal shutdown circuit will operate when the junction temperature reaches limit temperature.

Published: Aug 8, 2018 |