Typical Application for NCP698 150 mA CMOS Ultra Low Iq and IGND LDO Regulator with Enable

Reference Design using part NCP698 by onsemi

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Manufacturer

onsemi
  • Application Category
    Power Supplies
  • Product Type
    DC to DC Single Output Power Supplies

For End Products

  • Battery Powered Instrument
  • Camcorder
  • Cameras
  • Handheld Instruments

Description

  • Typical Application for NCP698 150 mA CMOS Ultra Low Iq and IGND LDO Regulator with Enable. This series of fixed output low-dropout linear regulators are designed for handheld communication equipment and portable battery powered applications which require low quiescent and ground current. This series features an ultra-low quiescent current of 2.5 A

Key Features

  • Conversion Type
    DC to DC
  • Topology
    LDO

Featured Parts (8)

Featured Parts
Part Number Manufacturer Type Description
NCP698SQ30T1G onsemi Linear Regulators LDO Regulator Pos 3V 0.28A 4-Pin(3+Tab) SC-82AB T/R Buy
NCP698SQ13T1G onsemi Linear Regulators LDO Regulator Pos 1.3V 0.28A 4-Pin(3+Tab) SC-82AB T/R Buy
NCP698SQ35T1G onsemi Linear Regulators LDO Regulator Pos 3.5V 0.28A 4-Pin(3+Tab) SC-82AB T/R Buy
NCP698SQ28T1G onsemi Linear Regulators LDO Regulator Pos 2.8V 0.28A 4-Pin(3+Tab) SC-82AB T/R Buy
NCP698SQ25T1G onsemi Linear Regulators LDO Regulator Pos 2.5V 0.28A 4-Pin(3+Tab) SC-82AB T/R Buy
NCP698SQ18T1G onsemi Linear Regulators LDO Regulator Pos 1.8V 0.28A 4-Pin(3+Tab) SC-82AB T/R Buy
NCP698SQ15T1G onsemi Linear Regulators LDO Regulator Pos 1.5V 0.28A 4-Pin(3+Tab) SC-82AB T/R Buy
NCP698SQ33T1G onsemi Linear Regulators LDO Regulator Pos 3.3V 0.28A 4-Pin(3+Tab) SC-82AB T/R Buy

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