MAQ5300-3.0YML-TRVAO

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MAQ5300-3.0YML-TRVAO is a linear voltage regulator belonging to the PMIC (Power Management Integrated Circuits) family. It is available in a 4-pin TO-92 package and is especially suitable for driving high-efficiency low-noise applications, such as computer systems, peripherals and embedded systems. This regulator is able to regulate any input voltage range between 6V and 28V down to 3.3V, offering an adjustable output voltage range of 2.5V to 5V.

The MAQ5300-3.0YML-TRVAO is an LDO (Low Drop Out) dissipative linear power regulator, offering high level of noise immunity, current and temperature stability. Its wide input and output voltage tolerance, as well as its high efficiency, make it ideal for basic and microcontroller applications.

The chip features an on-chip frequency compensation network and low quiescent current which together ensure low output noise, fast transient response and improved regulation over wide input and output voltage variations. The input voltage can range from 6V to 28V, while the output is adjustable from 0V to 5V. The maximum output current is 400mA.

This regulator does not require any external components, and it can be easily integrated into existing designs. It also has a low dropout voltage of 0.3V, allowing it to operate efficiently over wide input and output voltage ranges. In addition, the MAQ5300-3.0YML-TRVAO is protected against reverse current and short circuit, and it offers 8mA additional current over its standard versions.

The working principle of the MAQ5300-3.0YML-TRVAO is based on a differential amplifier architecture which senses the output voltage and compares it to a programmed reference voltage. The difference is then amplified, resulting in a control signal for the pass transistor, which regulates the output voltage.

The error amplifier receives the output voltage from the regulator, compares it to the internal reference voltage, and produces a control signal that varies inversely with the output voltage of the power regulator. The error amplifier gain is determined by the compensation capacitor, which is set up to ensure stability and fast transient response. The feedback voltage is determined by the voltage divider network at the regulator output.

The MAQ5300-3.0YML-TRVAO offers many advantages in terms of high power efficiency, low cost, space saving and reliable performance. It is an ideal choice for various low power applications, such as digital circuits, audio amplifiers and power management systems.

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