Low Power 5V->2.4V Low noise LDO IP core
Overview
A 5V -> 2.4V low power LDO (Low Drop-Out) is a type of voltage regulator designed to provide a stable output voltage of 2.4 volts from a 5-volt input voltage source. It is typically used in low-power applications where a low output voltage is required for digital circuits or other components.
Key Features
- Low Dropout Voltage
- Low Output Voltage
- Low Quiescent Current
- Low Noise
- Thermal Shutdown Protection
- Reverse Current Protection
- Short-Circuit Protection
- Overload Protection
- Wide Operating Temperature Range
- Low Power Consumption
Deliverables
- GDS
- LVS Spice netlist
- Verilog mo
- User Guidelines including: integration guidelines, layout guidelines, testability guidelines, packaging guidelines, board-level guidelines
Technical Specifications
Maturity
In Production
Availability
Immediate
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