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Contextual Info: High PSRR LDOs Dual Channel LDOs with High PSRR Performance Package DFN1612-8 SOT1225 LD6935 Series Size (mm) 1.6 x 1.2 x 0.4 mm Ptot @ °C (mW) VIN (V) 600 Quiescent Output PSRR @ current noise typ 1 kHz (µA) * (µVrms) (dB) 1.75 5.5 30 50 80 IOUT (mA)

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Contextual Info: Application Guide Low Voltage LDOs & DC-to-DC buck converter LDOs & DC-to-DC buck converter for power management solutions in portable devices, e.g. mobile phones, mobile handsets, ebooks, tablets, medical devices, subnotebooks, digital still cameras, game pads

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Abstract: BV 9y transistor smd smd transistor code 3.6h LD6836TD TRANSISTOR SMD MARKING CODE pv C14P marking 9YH smd code marking wlcsp 9 TRANSISTOR SMD MARKING CODE 29P smd code marking 27H
Contextual Info: LD6836 series Ultra low dropout regulators, low noise, 300 mA Rev. 2 — 5 October 2012 Product data sheet 1. Product profile 1.1 General description The LD6836 series is a small-size Low DropOut regulator LDO family with a typical voltage drop of 90 mV at 300 mA current rating. Operating input voltages can range from

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Contextual Info: AN11159 Distributed power in portable devices Rev. 2 — 27 April 2012 Application note Document information Info Content Keywords distributed power, Low DropOut LDO regulators, DC-to-DC converter, load switch, quiescent current, load current Abstract This document describes concepts for portable appliances using

Contextual Info: Powering Cortex M0 MCUs with NXP LDOs Ultra small, highly effective power supplies for driving Cortex M0 microcontrollers NXP’s low dropout regulators LDOs are ideal for powering microcontrollers in many applications. In particular, our advanced linear portfolio is optimized for applications with

Contextual Info: Standard Linear Products NXP_05_0217_Update Standard Linear Catalogue_939775017369.indd 1 05/12/12 12:10 Mid-voltage Low-voltage The Standard Linear Portfolio NXP’s standard linear portfolio for low-voltage applications  Low-voltage LDOs  High frequency DC/DC solutions