TLS810A1LDV33XUMA1

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The TLS810A1LDV33XUMA1 is a linear voltage regulator module that belongs to the PMIC family of voltage regulators. It is capable of regulating the voltage applied to a system to a specified positive or negative voltage. It is also capable of supplying both positive and negative voltages for applications such as portable electronics.

The TLS810A1LDV33XUMA1 is designed to provide two regulated voltages at 3.3V and 5V with a 0 to 33V input voltage range. The module features 0.1% accuracy over line, load, and temperature ranges. It is rated for a maximum output current of 1.5A. The output voltage is adjustable via a potentiometer, providing design flexibility.

The TLS810A1LDV33XUMA1 utilizes a buck-boost topology to regulate the output voltage. This means that during low load conditions, the module operates as a conventional buck regulator, while during high load conditions, it operates as a boost regulator. This design prevents high inrush currents from occurring when high load currents are suddenly applied. Additionally, the boost operation eliminates the need for a separate charge pump circuit for the output voltage.

The TLS810A1LDV33XUMA1 provides high power efficiency due to its low dropout voltage and architecture. It also offers protection against input overvoltage, output overvoltage, overcurrent and overtemperature. The module is also very power efficient, with an typical operating efficiency of up to 90%.

The TLS810A1LDV33XUMA1 is a versatile voltage regulator module that is capable of providing both positive and negative regulated voltages. Its buck-boost topology and protection features ensure reliable operation and protection in a wide range of applications. Its high power efficiency and small form factor makes the TLS810A1LDV33XUMA1 ideal for use in systems with limited space and power.

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