Vendor: T2M GmbH Category: LDO Voltage Regulator

1.8V->1.2V Low/Ultra-low Power LDO IP Core

A 1.8V->1.2V Low/Ultra-low Power LDO (Low Drop-Out) is a type of voltage regulator designed to provide a stable output voltage of…

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Overview

A 1.8V->1.2V Low/Ultra-low Power LDO (Low Drop-Out) is a type of voltage regulator designed to provide a stable output voltage of 1.2 volts from a 1.8-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

What’s Included?

  • GDS
  • LVS Spice netlist
  • Verilog mo
  • User Guidelines including: integration guidelines, layout guidelines, testability guidelines, packaging guidelines, board-level guidelines

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
1.8V->1.2V Low/Ultra-low Power LDO
Vendor
T2M GmbH
Type
Silicon IP

Files

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Provider

T2M GmbH
HQ: Germany
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The Tradeoffs of Low Dropout (LDO) Voltage Regulator Architectures and the Advantages of "Capless" LDOs

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Power Management for Internet of Things (IoT) System on a Chip (SoC) Development

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Tradeoffs of LDO Architectures and the Advantages of Advanced Architecture "Capless" LDOs

Power management of battery-powered electronic devices is becoming increasingly more important for the present and future microelectronics industry. This application note details the difference between low dropout (LDO) voltage regulators that use output capacitance and those that do not and how your system designs can benefit from or be improved by not using an output capacitor.

Introduction to Low Dropout (LDO) Linear Voltage Regulators

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Frequently asked questions about LDO Voltage Regulator IP cores

What is 1.8V->1.2V Low/Ultra-low Power LDO IP Core?

1.8V->1.2V Low/Ultra-low Power LDO IP Core is a LDO Voltage Regulator IP core from T2M GmbH listed on Semi IP Hub.

How should engineers evaluate this LDO Voltage Regulator?

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