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Toshiba to Launch Ultra-small Package Low-noise 200mA LDO Regulator for Mobile Devices

Toshiba Corporation (TOKYO:6502) will launch a 200mA output single LDO regulator fabricated with a newly developed micro-CMOS process. Its features include low-noise output, high ripple rejection ratio, excellent responsiveness under high-speed loads and low drop-out.

Toshiba LDO Regulator TCR2DG Series (Photo: Business Wire)

Toshiba LDO Regulator TCR2DG Series (Photo: Business Wire)

The new LDO regulator achieves a low-noise output of 18μVrms (2.5V output), an excellent ripple rejection ratio of 62dB at high frequency (2.5V output, f = 10kHz), excellent responsiveness under high-speed loads of ΔVOUT = ±65mV (IOUT = 1mA ⇔ 150mA, COUT = 1.0μF), and low drop-out characteristics of 80mV (2.5V output, IOUT = 100mA).

Integration into an ultra-small WCSP4 package (0.79mm × 0.79mm × 0.5mm) ensures suitability for applications demanding high-density packaging, such as mobile devices.

Samples are available now and mass production is scheduled to start in January.

Applications

Mobile phones, tablet PCs, portable audio players, digital cameras, digital video cameras and other small mobile devices

Key Features

1. Low noise output
VNO = 20μVrms (typ.) at 3.0V output, IOUT = 10mA, 10 Hz < f < 100kHz
VNO = 18μVrms (typ.) at 2.5V output, IOUT = 10mA, 10 Hz < f < 100kHz
VNO = 14μVrms (typ.) at 1.2V output, IOUT = 10mA, 10 Hz < f < 100kHz

2. High ripple rejection ratio
RR = 75dB (typ.) at 2.5V output, IOUT = 10mA, f = 1kHz
RR = 62dB (typ.) at 2.5V output, IOUT = 10mA, f = 10kHz
RR = 50dB (typ.) at 2.5V output, IOUT = 10mA, f = 100kHz

3. High-speed load transient response
ΔVOUT = ±65mV (typ.) at IOUT = 1 ⇔ 150mA, COUT =1.0μF

4. Low drop-out voltage
VIN-VOUT = 80mV (typ.) at 2.5V output, IOUT = 100mA

5. The voltage-clamp type output voltage can be set between 1.2V and 3.6V in increments of 50mV.

6. Output voltage accuracy: ±1.0%

7. Built-in over-current protection circuit

8. Built-in over-temperature protection circuit

9. Ultra-small package contributes to reductions in space required.

Lineup

Part number   Output voltage
TCR2DG12 1.2V
TCR2DG13 1.3V
TCR2DG15 1.5V
TCR2DG18 1.8V
TCR2DG25 2.5V
TCR2DG28 2.8V
TCR2DG30 3.0V
TCR2DG33 3.3V
TCR2DG36   3.6V
 

*Follow this link for more on this product.
http://www.semicon.toshiba.co.jp/eng/product/linear/selection/topics/1264512_2398.html

About Toshiba

Toshiba is a world-leading diversified manufacturer, solutions provider and marketer of advanced electronic and electrical products and systems. Toshiba Group brings innovation and imagination to a wide range of businesses: digital products, including LCD TVs, notebook PCs, retail solutions and MFPs; electronic devices, including semiconductors, storage products and materials; industrial and social infrastructure systems, including power generation systems, smart community solutions, medical systems and escalators & elevators; and home appliances.

Toshiba was founded in 1875, and today operates a global network of more than 550 consolidated companies, with 202,000 employees worldwide and annual sales surpassing 6.1 trillion yen (US$74 billion). Visit Toshiba's web site at www.toshiba.co.jp/index.htm

Information in the document, including product prices and specifications, content of services and contact information, is current on the date of the press announcement, but is subject to change without prior notice.

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