Datasheet

LP3997
V
IN
Enable
DELAY
V
OUT
Error/POR
V
IN
SD
SENSE
V
OUT
C
BYP
ERROR
2.2 PF
2.2 PF
470k
GND
1
7
6
5
4
8
2
3
0.1 PF
0.1 PF
LP3997
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SNVS272B MAY 2004REVISED MAY 2013
Micropower 250-mA CMOS LDO Regulator With Error Flag and Power-On-Reset
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FEATURES
DESCRIPTION
The LP3997 regulator is designed to meet the
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Low 140-mV Dropout at 250-mA Load
requirements of portable, battery-powered systems,
Stable With Ceramic Capacitor.
providing accurate output voltage, low noise, and low
Low Noise With Bypass Capacitor
quiescent current. The LP3997 provides 3.3V output
at up to 250mA load current. The chip architecture is
Less Than 80 µA Typical I
Q
at 250 mA
capable of providing output voltages as low as 0.8V.
Virtually Zero I
Q
(Disabled)
When switched in shutdown mode, the power
Thermal and Short Circuit Protection
consumption is virtually zero.
3.3-V Output
(1)
The LP3997 is designed to be stable with space
8-Lead VSSOP Package
(2)
saving ceramic output capacitor as small as 1µF.
The LP3997 also includes an out-of-regulation error
APPLICATIONS
flag. When the output is more than 5% below its
Portable Consumer Electronics
nominal voltage, the error flag sets to low. If a
capacitor is connected to device’s delay pin, a
Cellular Handsets
delayed power-on reset signal will be generated.
Laptop and Palm Computers
PDAs
Digital Cameras
(1) For other voltage options, contact your TI sales office
(2) For other package options, contact your TI sales office.
Typical Application Circuit
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