AP7335-20SNG-7

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The AP7335-20SNG-7 is a linear voltage regulator integrated circuit (IC). It is classified as a type of power management integrated circuit (PMIC) and is used to regulate the output voltage of a power supply. This device is rated for 2A current, 17V voltage output and 800mV voltage dropout.

Applications of this voltage regulator include LED drivers, embedded systems, mobile equipment, and a wide range of other applications. It can also be used to provide stable voltage outputs for portable device batteries and automotive systems. The device also features active discharge, short circuit protection, over temperature protection and can be used in extreme ambient temperatures.

Working principle

At its core, the AP7335-20SNG-7 is a linear voltage regulator. It is designed to take an unregulated voltage input and control the output voltage for any given circuit. The device operates using negative voltage feedback, meaning it adjusts the output voltage by comparing it to a reference voltage and minimizing any discrepancies. The device can also provide current limit protection, meaning it will not draw more current than the threshold amount set by the user. It also components internal current limitation, which can preserve the device from over-current conditions.

The device also has an on-time delay when it is connected to a power source, thereby making sure that it has enough time to reach its final operating mode. Once it has reached its final operating mode, it features a low output noise which can reduce power consumption and improve performance.

Conclusion

The AP7335-20SNG-7 is a linear voltage regulator integrated circuit (IC) which is classified as a type of power management integrated circuit (PMIC). It can be used in a variety of applications and features active discharge, short circuit protection, over temperature protection and low noise. The device operates using negative voltage feedback, meaning it adjusts the output voltage by comparing it to a reference voltage and minimizing any discrepancies.

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