AP7365-33ERG-13

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AP7365-33ERG-13 is a linear regulator developed by Diodes Incorporated, a leading designer and manufacturer of voltage regulators. It is a low-cost, low-power, single-output linear regulator that offers excellent load regulation, line regulation, and thermal regulation over a wide temperature range. It is ideal for a range of applications, including voltage stabilization, power supply sequencing, as well as small power supply designs.

The AP7365-33ERG-13’s key features include low dropout voltage, low quiescent current (defined as the average amount of current that the device does not consume when the load is connected), a wide input voltage range, as well as an adjustable output voltage range of 1.2V to 20V. The device also has a high peak-output current of 10A and a maximum power dissipation of 6W. Furthermore, it offers low output noise, transient response time, and ripple and noise immunity, making it one of the best options for noise and transient sensitive applications.

This device is extensively used in a wide range of applications, such as low voltage DC-DC converters and digital audio amplifiers. It is also used in industrial, automotive, consumer, and medical electronics. The AP7365-33ERG-13’s low quiescent current and efficiency make it suitable for automotive and medical applications such as a boost converter in mobile phone chargers, as well as critical applications, such as heart monitors, powered amplifiers and watches.

The device’s linear voltage regulation is based on the differential amplifier circuit. It has a PNP-N-channel differential amplifier in the output feedback loop. The differential amplifier also has MOSFETs as its input stage, as well as its output stage. The differential amplifier is configured in such a way that the input stage will be biased for the specified output voltage. The output voltage is then adjusted by the voltage divider on the output side of the device.

In order to ensure that the device is properly regulated, the PNP-N-channel differential amplifier is necessary. The differential amplifier has a low input impedance, which is beneficial in controlling the current to the load and the voltage drop due to the load. The differential amplifier also helps regulate the output voltage and keeps it within the specified range. The AP7365-33ERG-13 also has over-current and thermal protection to prevent any damage to the device due to excessive current or temperature.

The AP7365-33ERG-13 is an excellent choice for a range of applications, due to its low dropout voltage, low quiescent current, wide input and output voltage range, high peak current, and robust control features. Its differential amplifier ensures good regulation and control of the output voltage, while its over-current and thermal protection prevent device damage. It is a reliable and cost-effective device, suitable for a variety of applications.

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