The TPS737 linear low-dropout (LDO) voltage regulator uses an NMOS pass transistor in a voltage-follower configuration. This topology is relatively insensitive to the output capacitor value and ESR, allowing for a wide variety of load configurations. Load transient response is excellent, even with a small 1-µF ceramic output capacitor. The NMOS topology also allows for very low dropout.
The TPS737 uses an advanced BiCMOS process to yield high precision while delivering very low dropout voltages and low ground pin current. Part numbers with the M3 suffix use an updated design on the latest TI process technology. Current consumption, when not enabled, is less than 20 nA and is designed for portable applications. This device is protected by thermal shutdown and foldback current limit.
For applications that require higher output voltage accuracy, consider TI’s TPS7A37 1% overall accuracy, 1-A low-dropout voltage regulator.
The TPS737 linear low-dropout (LDO) voltage regulator uses an NMOS pass transistor in a voltage-follower configuration. This topology is relatively insensitive to the output capacitor value and ESR, allowing for a wide variety of load configurations. Load transient response is excellent, even with a small 1-µF ceramic output capacitor. The NMOS topology also allows for very low dropout.
The TPS737 uses an advanced BiCMOS process to yield high precision while delivering very low dropout voltages and low ground pin current. Part numbers with the M3 suffix use an updated design on the latest TI process technology. Current consumption, when not enabled, is less than 20 nA and is designed for portable applications. This device is protected by thermal shutdown and foldback current limit.
For applications that require higher output voltage accuracy, consider TI’s TPS7A37 1% overall accuracy, 1-A low-dropout voltage regulator.