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The MIC2937A-5.0WU is an efficient linear voltage regulator from Microchip Technology, designed for applications requiring a stable 5V output at up to 750mA. It boasts a very low dropout voltage, typically 40mV at light loads and 300mV at 500mA, which helps prolong battery life in portable devices.
Key electrical characteristics include a low quiescent current of 300µA typical and protection features such as over-current and over-temperature limiting. The device can withstand input voltage transients of -20V reverse battery and +60V positive transients, making it suitable for automotive electronics.
This regulator is housed in a TO-263-3 surface mount package, facilitating integration into compact electronic designs. Its operating temperature range is -40°C to 125°C, ensuring reliable performance in various environmental conditions.
Applications for the MIC2937A-5.0WU include battery-powered equipment, cellular telephones, laptop computers, PCMCIA regulation, bar code scanners, and SMPS post-regulators.
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The fixed output voltage is 5V.
It is available in a TO-263-3 (D²Pak) surface-mount package.
-40°C to 125°C.
The dropout voltage is typically 40mV at light loads and 300mV at 500mA output current.
The typical quiescent current is 160µA in normal operation.
It includes over current and over temperature protection.
Yes, the input can withstand -20V reverse battery and +60V positive transients.