TS2937CZ50 C0G

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The TS2937CZ50 C0G is a low dropout (LDO) linear voltage regulator from STMicroelectronics. It is a monolithic integrated circuit providing a regulated output voltage from an input voltage of up to 12V. The output voltage is five times lower than the input one and is adjustable from 0.9V to 5.5V.The device includes short circuit and overvoltage protection, making it very useful for applications such as small-packaged products and low power digital systems. The TS2937CZ50 C0G is built with the latest low-power CMOS process technologies and is designed to run at very low dropout and low quiescent current. Its low quiescent current makes it ideal for battery operated and energy constraint applications.The device utilizes an innovative low dropout PMOS pass transistor, which enables high current output performance and very low quiescent current operation. The pass transistor is self-biased, so the output voltage is regulated autonomously.The TS2937CZ50 C0G has an internal thermal protection feature designed to protect the device and its load in cases where the device exceeds the maximum power dissipation. The thermal protection is set to shutdown the output when the junction temperature reaches 175°C.The TS2937CZ50 C0G is suitable for a wide range of applications, such as computers, cell phones, PDAs, servers, networking, and embedded applications. It can also be used in many automotive applications including engine control, powertrain, and stability.In summary, the TS2937CZ50 C0G is a low-power and highly reliable voltage regulator from STMicroelectronics. It provides an adjustable output voltage from 0.9V to 5.5V, and it is designed with a low dropout PMOS pass transistor for maximum efficiency. Its on-chip thermal protection feature ensures the device and its load safety. Additionally, it is suitable for a wide range of applications and is ideal for battery operated and energy-constrained systems.

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