EUP7965 - 150mA Low-Noise Low-Dropout Linear Regulator

Eutech Microelectronics

General Description

The EUP7965 is designed for portable and wireless applications with demanding performance and space requirements.

The EUP7965 is stable with a small 1µF ±30% ceramic output capacitor.

Key Features

include a logic-controlled shutdown mode, short-circuit and thermal-shutdown protection. The EUP7965 is available in a SOT23-5,SOT23-6 package.

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Part number	EUP7965
Manufacturer	Eutech Microelectronics
File Size	415.12 KB
Description	150mA Low-Noise Low-Dropout Linear Regulator
Datasheet	EUP7965 Datasheet

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EUP7965 150mA Low-Noise Low-Dropout Linear Regulator DESCRIPTION The EUP7965 is designed for portable and wireless applications with demanding performance and space requirements. The EUP7965 is stable with a small 1µF ±30% ceramic output capacitor. The EUP7965’s performance is optimized for battery powered systems to deliver low noise, low dropout voltage, low quiescent current and excellent line and load transient response. www.DataSheet4U.com An optional external bypass capacitor reduces the output noise further without slowing down the load transient response. Power supply rejection is better than 65dB at low frequencies. High power supply rejection is maintained down to low input voltage levels common to battery operated circuits.