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Micrel Addresses Voracious Power Demands With Latest Family of Micro-Power Single LDOs

(Product News, 05 Nov 2008 )

Micrel has launched the MIC5326/27/37 family of devices. The new family of single output, low quiescent current LDO regulators is ideally suited for today's power-hungry battery-powered electronics including mobile phones, PDAs, MP3s, PNDs, DSCs and handheld medical instruments. This MIC5326/27/37 family of LDOs is capable of sourcing up to 300 milli Amp, while consuming only 24 micro Amp of quiescent current and still maintaining low dropout performance in a tiny 1.2mm x 1.6mm Thin MLF® package. The combination of these performance benefits provide extended battery run time for small handheld applications. The MIC5326/27/37 family is currently available in volume and pricing starting at $0.32 for 1K quantities. Samples can now be ordered on line on Micrel's web site at: http://www.micrel.com/ProductList.do.

The MIC5326/27/37 family provides very fast transient response to any load change condition, while still maintaining high PSRR. The devices achieve this in spite of consuming just 24 micro Amps of quiescent current in a small, thermally-enhanced Thin MLF package. This combination of high performance and low power consumption makes the MIC5326/27/37 family suitable for all portable handheld applications. The MIC5326/27/37 is a µCap design, operating with very small ceramic output capacitors, which reduces required board space and component cost; and it is available in fixed output voltages. In addition, this family offers full protection circuitry, including current limit and thermal shutdown protection, with an operating junction temperature range of -40ˇăC to 125ˇăC.

Micrel, www.micrel.com

 
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