LP2980-N
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SNOS733M –APRIL 2000–REVISED JUNE 2013
LP2980-N Micropower 50 mA Ultra Low-Dropout Regulator In SOT-23 Package
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FEATURES
DESCRIPTION
The LP2980-N is a 50 mA, fixed-output voltage
regulator designed specifically to meet the
requirements of battery-powered applications.
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Ultra Low Dropout Voltage
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Output Voltage Accuracy 0.5% (A Grade)
Ensured 50 mA Output Current
Using an optimized VIP (Vertically Integrated PNP)
Requires Only 1 μF External Capacitance
< 1 μA Quiescent Current When Shutdown
Low Ground Pin Current at all Load Currents
High Peak Current Capability (150 mA Typical)
Wide Supply Voltage Range (16V Max)
Fast Dynamic Response to Line and Load
Low ZOUT Over Wide Frequency Range
process,
the
LP2980-N
delivers
unequaled
performance in all specifications critical to battery-
powered designs:
Dropout Voltage. Typically 120 mV @ 50 mA load,
and 7 mV @ 1 mA load.
Ground Pin Current. Typically 375 μA @ 50 mA
load, and 80 μA @ 1 mA load.
Sleep Mode. Less than 1 μA quiescent current when
ON/OFF pin is pulled low.
Over-Temperature and Over-Current
Protection
Minimum Part Count. Requires only 1 μF of external
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−40°C to +125°C Junction Temperature Range
capacitance on the regulator output.
APPLICATIONS
Precision Output. 0.5% tolerance output voltages
available (A grade).
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Cellular Phone
Palmtop/Laptop Computer
Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)
Camcorder, Personal Stereo, Camera
5.0V, 4.7V, 3.3V, 3.0V and 2.5V versions available as
standard products.
Block Diagram
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