TPS7A7300RGWT

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The TPS7A7300RGWT is a low-noise linear regulator from Texas Instruments, which can deliver up to 3000mA at 3V. This LDO regulator is designed for consumer applications, automotive systems, industrial and medical applications.
The TPS7A7300RGWT provides high accuracy and excellent power supply rejection ratio (PSRR), thanks to its differential amplifier, low-dropout (LDO) linear regulator and two operation modes available with external components as needed. This regulator includes an enable/disable function, shut down outputs and over current protection. Furthermore, the device has an adjustable output voltage ranging from 0.8V to 3.3V.
Features of the TPS7A7300RGWT Linear Regulator include:

• Quiescent current of 2.2mA and typical dropout voltage of 0.5V (at 1.5A)
• Output voltage ranges from 0.8V to 3.3V
• Accuracy ±0.15%
• Wide operating temperature range from -40°C to 125°C
• On-chip reverse current protection
• No-load quiescent current of <1μA

The TPS7A7300RGWT belongs to the family of low-noise linear regulators, which offer low noise performance while also providing high power supply rejection ratio (PSRR). With its low output voltage noise and low dropout voltage, this LDO regulator is perfect for applications that require noise-free, high performance power supply. This linear regulator can also be equipped with external components such as capacitors, resistors and diodes in order to meet specific requirements of the application.

The TPS7A7300RGWT is commonly used in consumer electronics, automotive systems and industrial applications. It is often selected to be used in automotive and medical applications, where noise sensitive circuitry may be present. In consumer electronics, this LDO regulator can be used in many different designs, from portable audio/video players to wireless remote controllers.

The TPS7A7300RGWT linear regulator operates on a basic principle, which consists of a series of passive and active components. The linear regulator uses a comparator to compare a reference voltage known as the “set point” with the input voltage, and to produce an output that is proportional to the difference between the two voltages. This method of voltage regulation requires very little energy, making it highly suitable for low power applications. Additionally, the low-dropout (LDO) architecture of the TPS7A7300RGWT makes it suitable for providing high accuracy and stability in a wide operating temperature range.

The TPS7A7300RGWT is an excellent choice for applications that require noise-free linear power supply. Its low noise operation, high PSRR and low dropout voltage make it a suitable option for other applications such as mobile phones, tablets and other portable digital devices. Additionally, its on-chip reverse current protection, wide operating temperature range and adjustable output voltage make it a great fit for industrial, automotive and medical applications.

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