The TPS732-Q1
low-dropout (LDO) voltage regulator uses an NMOS topology consisting of an NMOS pass
transient in a voltage-follower configuration. This topology is stable using output
capacitors with low ESR, and even allows operation without a capacitor. The topology
also provides high reverse blockage (low reverse current) and ground pin current
that is nearly constant over all values of output current.
The TPS732-Q1 uses an
advanced BiCMOS process to yield high precision while delivering low dropout
voltages and low ground pin current. Current consumption, when not enabled, is under
1µA and designed for portable applications. The extremely low output noise
(30µVRMS with 0.1µF CNR) is designed for powering VCOs.
This device is protected by thermal shutdown and foldback current limit.
The TPS732-Q1
low-dropout (LDO) voltage regulator uses an NMOS topology consisting of an NMOS pass
transient in a voltage-follower configuration. This topology is stable using output
capacitors with low ESR, and even allows operation without a capacitor. The topology
also provides high reverse blockage (low reverse current) and ground pin current
that is nearly constant over all values of output current.
The TPS732-Q1 uses an
advanced BiCMOS process to yield high precision while delivering low dropout
voltages and low ground pin current. Current consumption, when not enabled, is under
1µA and designed for portable applications. The extremely low output noise
(30µVRMS with 0.1µF CNR) is designed for powering VCOs.
This device is protected by thermal shutdown and foldback current limit.