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LP2951 — Adjustable Micro-Power Voltage Regulator
August 2014
LP2951
Adjustable Micro-Power Voltage Regulator
Features
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Adjustable or Fixed 5 V Output Voltage
Low Quiescent Current
Low Dropout Voltage
Low Temperature Coefficient
Tight Line and Load Regulation
Guaranteed 100 mA Output Current
Internal Short Current and Thermal Limit
Error Signals of Output Dropout
External Shut Down
Description
The LP2951 is an adjustable micro-power voltage regu-
lator suitable for battery-powered systems. This regula-
tor has various functions such as alarm that warns of a
low output voltage often due to falling batteries on the
input, the external shutdown enables the regulator to be
switched on and off, current and temperature limiting.
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