The TPS7A43 low-dropout (LDO) linear
voltage regulator introduces a combination of a 4-V to 85-V input voltage range with very-low
quiescent current.
This device can support a
wide range of input voltages (for example, a 15-s battery and 24-V
to 48-V line power) and withstand line
transient voltages up to 85 V. These features help modern
applications meet increasingly stringent energy requirements, and
help extend battery life in portable-power solutions.
The TPS7A43 output (OUT) is available
in both fixed and adjustable output versions, which can regulate
from 1.24 V to 14.5 V at 1% accuracy. The device also provides a
second intermediate output (MID_OUT) that can be set to 10 V, 12 V,
and 15 V using the MVSEL pins and can be used to bias gate drivers
in place of a discrete regulator.
The TPS7A43 features a precision enable
input that helps enable or disable the LDO at a fixed and accurate
threshold voltage using a resistor divider from the input.
The power-good (PG) output
is used to monitor the voltage at the feedback pin to indicate the
status of the output voltage. The EN input and PG output can be used
for sequencing multiple power sources in the system.
The TPS7A43 low-dropout (LDO) linear
voltage regulator introduces a combination of a 4-V to 85-V input voltage range with very-low
quiescent current.
This device can support a
wide range of input voltages (for example, a 15-s battery and 24-V
to 48-V line power) and withstand line
transient voltages up to 85 V. These features help modern
applications meet increasingly stringent energy requirements, and
help extend battery life in portable-power solutions.
The TPS7A43 output (OUT) is available
in both fixed and adjustable output versions, which can regulate
from 1.24 V to 14.5 V at 1% accuracy. The device also provides a
second intermediate output (MID_OUT) that can be set to 10 V, 12 V,
and 15 V using the MVSEL pins and can be used to bias gate drivers
in place of a discrete regulator.
The TPS7A43 features a precision enable
input that helps enable or disable the LDO at a fixed and accurate
threshold voltage using a resistor divider from the input.
The power-good (PG) output
is used to monitor the voltage at the feedback pin to indicate the
status of the output voltage. The EN input and PG output can be used
for sequencing multiple power sources in the system.