High Current LDOs Provide 2.5V From 3.3V

Designed to meet the need for powering 2.5V circuits from 3.3V buses, the MIC39150 (1.5A) and MIC39300 (3A) low-dropout voltage regulators come in TO-263 or TO-220 packages. The devices can guarantee 2.5V even when the power bus drops to 3V. Maximum
March 1, 1999
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Designed to meet the need for powering 2.5V circuits from 3.3V buses, the MIC39150 (1.5A) and MIC39300 (3A) low-dropout voltage regulators come in TO-263 or TO-220 packages. The devices can guarantee 2.5V even when the power bus drops to 3V. Maximum dropout is 500 mV.

Company: MICREL SEMICONDUCTOR INC.

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