LP2981IM5-3.3 Datasheet, PDF (1/24 Pages) Texas Instruments – LP2981-N Micropower 100 mA Ultra Low-Dropout Regulator in SOT-23 Package

LP2981-N
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SNOS773K – MARCH 2000 – REVISED APRIL 2013
LP2981-N Micropower 100 mA Ultra Low-Dropout Regulator in SOT-23 Package
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FEATURES
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•2 Ultra Low Dropout Voltage
• Output Voltage Accuracy 0.75% (A Grade)
• Specified 100 mA Output Current
• < 1 μA Quiescent Current when Shutdown
• Low Ground Pin Current at All Load Currents
• High Peak Current Capability (300 mA Typical)
• Wide Supply Voltage Range (16V Max)
• Fast Dynamic Response to Line and Load
• Low Z_OUT Over Wide Frequency Range
• Overtemperature/Overcurrent Protection
• −40°C to +125°C Junction Temperature Range
APPLICATIONS
• Cellular Phone
• Palmtop/Laptop Computer
• Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)
• Camcorder, Personal Stereo, Camera
DESCRIPTION
The LP2981-N is a 100 mA, fixed-output voltage
regulator designed specifically to meet the
requirements of battery-powered applications.
Using an optimized VIP (Vertically Integrated PNP)
process, the LP2981-N delivers unequaled
performance in all specifications critical to battery-
powered designs:
Dropout Voltage. Typically 200 mV @ 100 mA load,
and 7 mV @ 1 mA load.
Ground Pin Current. Typically 600 μA @ 100 mA
load, and 80 μA @ 1 mA load.
Sleep Mode. Less than 1 μA quiescent current when
ON/OFF pin is pulled low.
Precision Output. 0.75% tolerance output voltages
available (A grade).
Nine voltage options, from 2.5V to 5.0V, are available
as standard products.
Block Diagram
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