AP7365-10ERG-13

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AP7365-10ERG-13 is the device name of a linear voltage regulator that is an essential component in the design of power supply circuits in portable and embedded electronics, such as mobile phones, wifi routers, IoT devices and many other products. It is a Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC) manufactured by Diodes Incorporated.

A linear voltage regulator takes an input voltage that is higher than the required output voltage, and then produces a constant output voltage that is stable and independent of the input voltage and current. The AP7365-10ERG-13 is a step-down regulator that is capable of producing an output voltage from 0.8V to 5V with a load current of up to 1A. This regulator has an integrated overcurrent protection and an adjustable current limit that can be setup using an external resistor. The dropout voltage of the device is 0.2V in the typical case.

The AP7365-10ERG-13 is a buck regulator, meaning that the output voltage is lower than the input voltage. This is achieved by taking advantage of the switching of two transistors; one (T1) to switch the current on and the other (T2) to switch the current off. When T1 is on, current flows from the input to the internal elements, and when T2 is on, current flows from the internal elements to the output.

The internal elements of the voltage regulator are a Bauelement array, a feedback control loop, a voltage reference and an error amplifier. The bauelement array is responsible for controlling the amount of current that is allowed to flow through the regulator in order to maintain the desired output voltage. The feedback control loop monitors the output to ensure that it is at the pre-determined level. The voltage reference produces a constant reference voltage that is used to compare the output voltage against. If the output voltage is too low, the error amplifier will increase the control signal to the bauelement array to allow more current to flow, and if the voltage is too high, the error amplifier will decrease the control signal to reduce the current flow.

The AP7365-10ERG-13 features various features that make it ideal for embedded applications. It has an integrated low-ripple bypass pin that can be used to provide an ultra-low noise output and a current-limiting pin that can be used to adjust the current limit of the regulator with an external resistor. The pin is also protected from over current and short circuits. The regulator also has a low quiescent current of 27uA, making it ideal for battery-powered applications. Finally, the AP7365-10ERG-13 has an integrated thermal shutdown protection that will protect the device from overheating.

In conclusion, the AP7365-10ERG-13 is a linear voltage regulator that is ideal for power supply applications in portable and embedded electronics. It features a wide input voltage range, adjustable current limit and low quiescent current, making it a versatile and reliable choice for embedded applications. The integrated features provided by the AP7365-10ERG-13 make it a smart selection for all your power management needs.

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