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The LDO output current is limited based on the dropout (or headroom) voltage, the junction temperature of the device, or the maximum rated current of the LDO. Here we provide the equations that determine how much current an LDO can provide based on the available headroom and junction temperature. The actual LDO output current will be the minimum value of Equation 3, Equation 4 or ILDO_MAX. This is used to set the minimum RB.