OUTLINE

The R5322N Series are voltage regulator ICs with high output voltage accuracy, low supply current, low dropout, and high ripple rejection by CMOS process. Each of these voltage regulator ICs consists of a voltage reference unit, an error amplifier, resistors for setting Output Voltage, a current limit circuit, and a chip enable circuit.

These ICs perform with low dropout voltage due to built-in transistor with low ON resistance, and a chip enable function and prolong the battery life of each system. The line transient response and load transient response of the R5322N Series are excellent, thus these ICs are very suitable for the power supply for hand-held communication equipment.

The output voltage of these ICs is internally fixed with high accuracy. Since the package for these ICs is SOT-23-6W package, and include 2ch LDO regulators each, high density mounting of the ICs on boards is possible.

FEATURES

? Ultra-Low Supply Current..............................................Typ. 75μA (VR1, VR2)

? Standby Current ............................................................Typ. 0.1μA (VR1, VR2)

? Output Voltage ..............................................................1.5V to 4.0V

? Low Dropout Voltage.....................................................Typ. 0.15V (IOUT=100mA ,VOUT=3.0V)

? High Ripple Rejection ...................................................Typ. 75dB (f=1kHz)

? High Output Voltage Accuracy ......................................±2.0

? Low Temperature-Drift Coefficient of Output Voltage....Typ. ±100ppm/°C

? Excellent Line Regulation .............................................Typ.0.05/V

? Small Packages ..........................................................SOT-23-6W

? Built-in chip enable circuit (A/B: active high)

? Built-in fold-back protection circuit ................................Typ. 40mA (Current at short mode)

APPLICATIONS

? Power source for cellular phones such as GSM, CDMA and various kinds of PCS.

? Power source for electrical appliances such as cameras, VCRs and camcorders.

? Power source for battery-powered equipment.