2A/1A Fixed Output LDO Regulators - BA50DD0TROHM's LDO regulators continue the trend towards increasing miniaturization and greater power efficiency and are optimized for power supplies of all types. The broad lineup includes low saturation fixed output types in 1A/2A/0.3A ratings, models with different output voltages and packages, and units with/without a shutdown switch. In addition, overcurrent, thermal shutdown, and overvoltage protection circuits are integrated to prevent IC destruction due to output shorts, IC overload, and surges on the power supply line, respectively.
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* This product is a STANDARD grade product and not recommend for on-vehicle devices. |
Grade | Standard |
Breakdown Voltage(Max.)[V] | 35.0 |
ch | 1 |
Vin(Min.)[V] | 3.0 |
Vin(Max.)[V] | 25.0 |
Vout (Typ.) [V] | 5 |
Vout Precision | ±1.0 |
Iout(Max.)[A] | 2.0 |
Circuit Current[mA] | 0.9 |
Shutdown Function | No |
Thermal Shut-down | Yes |
Over Current Protection | Yes |
Over Voltage Protection | Yes |
Discharge Function | No |
Soft Start | No |
I/O Voltage Difference (Typ.)[V] | 0.45(Io=2A) |
Ripple Rejection [dB] | 55.0 |
Load Regulation[mV] | 50(Io=0A to 2A) |
Input Capacitor[µF] | 0.33 |
Output Capacitor[µF] | 22.0 |
Operating Temperature (Min.)[°C] | -40 |
Operating Temperature (Max.)[°C] | 125 |
- ・Maximum current: 2A
・Output voltage accuracy: ±1%
・Ultra-low saturation with PNP output
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Characteristic Data
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