AS1369-BWLT-30

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Linear voltage regulators are integrated circuits designed to maintain a stable output voltage with a changing input voltage within certain parameters. The AS1369-BWLT-30 is a two-channel, low-dropout (LDO) linear voltage regulator that belongs to the AS1369 series of products. It is designed to provide two voltage outputs of 3.3V and 6V, each with a current rating of up to 250 mA.

The device, packaged in a compact 4-pin SOT-23 form factor, has an input voltage range of 4.5V to 16V, a typical dropout voltage of 200mV, and very low quiescent current in both the enabled and shutdown modes (48μA and 5μA respectively). It also includes built-in overvoltage, current-limit and thermal-protect features.

The AS1369-BWLT-30 is intended for use in a wide range of applications such as mobile devices, battery-powered devices, industrial, automotive and consumer electronics. In these applications, the device provides stable voltages to analog circuits, digital processors, and other integrated circuits.

The operating principle of the AS1369-BWLT-30 linear voltage regulator is fairly straightforward. The regulator monitors the input voltage, compares it to a fixed internal reference voltage, and uses a feedback network to maintain the desired output voltage. When the input voltage exceeds the regulated output voltage, the regulator reduces its output to maintain the desired output voltage by dissipating the difference in form of heat. Similarly, when the input voltage drops, the regulator increases its output voltage to maintain the reference voltage.

The AS1369-BWLT-30 features a very low dropout voltage and very low quiescent current, enabling it to achieve high accuracy and efficiency, as well as low power consumption. In addition, the device includes overvoltage, current-limit and thermal-protect features, making

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