The LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR is a linear voltage regulator that uses a pass transistor to regulate the output voltage. It operates by comparing the reference voltage with a fraction of the output voltage, adjusting the pass transistor accordingly to maintain a stable output voltage.
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What is the input voltage range for LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR?
- The input voltage range for LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR is 6V to 30V.
What is the output voltage of LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR?
- The output voltage of LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR is 3.3V.
What is the maximum output current of LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR?
- The maximum output current of LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR is 100mA.
Can LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR be used in battery-powered applications?
- Yes, LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR is suitable for battery-powered applications due to its low quiescent current.
Is LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR suitable for use in automotive electronics?
- Yes, LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR is designed to operate in automotive environments and is suitable for automotive electronics.
Does LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR have built-in thermal shutdown protection?
- Yes, LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR features built-in thermal shutdown protection to prevent overheating.
Can LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR be used in industrial control systems?
- Yes, LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR is suitable for use in industrial control systems due to its robust design.
What is the dropout voltage of LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR?
- The dropout voltage of LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR is typically 380mV at 100mA load.
Is LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR available in a surface-mount package?
- Yes, LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR is available in a surface-mount TO-92 package.
Can LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR be used in low-power sensor applications?
- Yes, LP2950CN-L-3-3/TR is suitable for low-power sensor applications due to its low quiescent current and low dropout voltage.