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MicrochipProduct Type
Voltage Regulator
Package Type
MLF
Mount Type
Surface
Polarity
Positive
Quiescent Current
90μA
Pin Count
6
Length
1.6mm
Height
500μm
Standards/Approvals
No
Width
1.6mm
Series
MIC5353
Maximum Operating Temperature
125°C
Maximum Input Voltage
6V
Minimum Input Voltage
2.6V
Automotive Standard
No
Zemlja podrijetla
China
Detalji o proizvodu
The MIC5353 is a high performance, single-output, ultra-low LDO (ULDO™) regulator, offering a low total output noise of 30μVrms. The MIC5353 is capable of sourcing 500mA output current and offers high PSRR and low output noise, making it an ideal solution for RF applications.The MIC5353 provides 2% accuracy, extremely low dropout voltage (160mV at 500mA), and low ground current (typically 90μA) making it ideal for battery-operated applications. When disabled, the MIC5353 enters a zero off-mode current state, thereby drawing almost no current.
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€ 2.550,00
€ 0,51 Each (On a Reel of 5000) (bez PDV-a)
5000
€ 2.550,00
€ 0,51 Each (On a Reel of 5000) (bez PDV-a)
Informacije o stanju skladišta trenutno nisu dostupne.
5000
Tehnička dokumentacija
Tehnički podaci
Proizvođač
MicrochipProduct Type
Voltage Regulator
Package Type
MLF
Mount Type
Surface
Polarity
Positive
Quiescent Current
90μA
Pin Count
6
Length
1.6mm
Height
500μm
Standards/Approvals
No
Width
1.6mm
Series
MIC5353
Maximum Operating Temperature
125°C
Maximum Input Voltage
6V
Minimum Input Voltage
2.6V
Automotive Standard
No
Zemlja podrijetla
China
Detalji o proizvodu
The MIC5353 is a high performance, single-output, ultra-low LDO (ULDO™) regulator, offering a low total output noise of 30μVrms. The MIC5353 is capable of sourcing 500mA output current and offers high PSRR and low output noise, making it an ideal solution for RF applications.The MIC5353 provides 2% accuracy, extremely low dropout voltage (160mV at 500mA), and low ground current (typically 90μA) making it ideal for battery-operated applications. When disabled, the MIC5353 enters a zero off-mode current state, thereby drawing almost no current.