LT3024IDE#PBF

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LT3024IDE#PBF is a low-dropout linear regulator (LDO) designed to provide a regulated output voltage from input voltages as low as 1.75 V. This product is specifically designed to power advanced analog circuitry, including communication, data acquisition, and power management. The LT3024IDE#PBF is a low noise, low quiescent current, low power consumption device capable of delivering up to 100 mA of regulated current. It features a low dropout voltage of only 20 mV at full load, an enable pin with power-on reset delay, and a wide output voltage range of 0.5 V to 5.5 V.

The LT3024IDE#PBF’s low quiescent current (1.25 mA) and low dropout voltage (<20 mV) ensures extremely low power consumption. The device’s low noise, slew rate limiting, and low dropout voltage also ensure sensitive analog circuitry receives the power it requires for reliable operation. The enable pin is also able to reset the device in the event of inappropriate voltage or current fluctuations on the input.

The LT3024IDE#PBF is commonly deployed in a wide variety of PMIC applications, including communication, data acquisition, and power management systems. It is an excellent choice as a low noise, low-cost power regulator in PC, telecom, consumer, and industrial power designs. Furthermore, it is suitable for a variety of embedded applications.

The LT3024IDE#PBF works by regulating the input voltage applied across the input terminals. It does this by comparing the regulated output voltage to a precision reference voltage, and then regulating the output voltage accordingly. To regulate the input voltage, the LT3024IDE#PBF utilizes a linear error amplifier, a voltage reference, and a series pass transistor. The pass transistor is used as a variable resistance between the input and output terminals, and is controlled by the output of the error amplifier. If the output voltage increases, the error amplifier instructs the pass transistor to reduce the resistance and in turn decrease the input voltage. Conversely, if the output voltage drops, the error amplifier instructs the pass transistor to increase the resistance, raising the input voltage. In this way, the LT3024IDE#PBF is able to maintain a regulated output voltage, regardless of the input voltage.

The LT3024IDE#PBF is an ideal candidate for voltage regulation in power management, communication, and data acquisition applications. It features a low quiescent current of just 1.25 mA, a low dropout voltage of 20 mV, an enable pin with a reset delay, and a wide output voltage range. Its low noise, slew rate limiting, and low dropout voltage also ensure delicate analog circuitry is properly powered, even in the event of an inappropriate voltage or current fluctuation. Overall, the LT3024IDE#PBF is an ideal solution for low noise, low-cost power regulation in a wide range of PMIC applications and embedded applications.

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