S-13R1 Datasheet, PDF (24/49 Pages) Seiko Instruments Inc – REVERSE CURRENT PROTECTION CMOS VOLTAGE REGULATOR

REVERSE CURRENT PROTECTION CMOS VOLTAGE REGULATOR
S-13R1 Series
Rev.1.2_01
 Precautions
• Wiring patterns for the VIN pin, the VOUT pin and GND should be designed so that the impedance is low. When
mounting an output capacitor between the VOUT pin and the VSS pin (CL) and the capacitor for stabilizing the input
between the VIN pin and the VSS pin (CIN), the distance from the capacitors to these pins should be as short as
possible.
• Note that generally the output voltage may increase when a series regulator is used at low load current (10 μA or
less).
If the S-13R1 Series is used at low load current (several hundred nA), the output voltage may increase due to the
leakage current from an output driver at high temperature, and the reverse current protection mode may not be
released. Perform sufficient evaluation with the actual device in use.
• Note that the output voltage may increase due to the leakage current from an output driver even if the ON / OFF pin is
at OFF level when a series regulator is used at high temperature.
• Generally a series regulator may cause oscillation, depending on the selection of external parts. The following
conditions are recommended for the S-13R1 Series. However, be sure to perform sufficient evaluation under the
actual usage conditions for selection, including evaluation of temperature characteristics. Refer to "5. Example of
equivalent series resistance vs. Output current characteristics (Ta = +25°C)" in " Reference Data" for the
equivalent series resistance (RESR) of the output capacitor.
Input capacitor (CIN): 1.0 μF or more
Output capacitor (CL): 1.0 μF or more
• The voltage regulator may oscillate when the impedance of the power supply is high and the input capacitance is small
or an input capacitor is not connected.
• If the output capacitance is small, power supply's fluctuation and the characteristics of load fluctuation become worse.
Sufficiently evaluate the output voltage's fluctuation with the actual device.
• Overshoot may occur in the output voltage momentarily if the voltage is rapidly raised at power-on or when the power
supply fluctuates. Sufficiently evaluate the output voltage at power-on with the actual device.
• The application conditions for the input voltage, the output voltage, and the load current should not exceed the
package power dissipation.
• Do not apply an electrostatic discharge to this IC that exceeds the performance ratings of the built-in electrostatic
protection circuit.
• In determining the output current, attention should be paid to the output current value specified in Table 12 in
" Electrical Characteristics" and footnote *5 of the table.
• SII Semiconductor Corporation claims no responsibility for any disputes arising out of or in connection with any
infringement by products including this IC of patents owned by a third party.
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