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LR1106 Datasheet

LARGE CURRENT POSITIVE VOLTAGE REGULATORS  


 
DESCRIPTION
 
The UTC LR1106 series are positive voltage regulators that
developed in CMOS technology with highly precise, low power
consumption. It is capable of large currents with a significantly small dropout voltage.
The device consists of a driver transistor, a precision reference
voltage and an error amplifier. Basically, output voltage is selectable
in 0.1V step form 1.8V to 6.0V, 2.85V also is available.
 


 
FEATURES
 
* Maximum Output Current : 400mA
* Maximum Operating Voltage : 8V
* Highly Accurate : ± 2%
* Low Power Consumption : TYP 8.0μA
* Output Voltage Temperature Characteristics : TYP ±100ppm/°C
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