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The TC55RP3002ECB713 from Microchip Technology is a CMOS low dropout positive voltage regulator capable of sourcing up to 250 mA of current. It features an extremely low input-output voltage differential, with a typical dropout voltage of 120 mV at 100 mA and 380 mV at 200 mA. This low dropout characteristic, combined with a very low power consumption of 1.1 µA typical quiescent current, makes it ideal for battery-powered devices where extending battery life is critical.
The regulator offers high output current capability and excellent line regulation of 0.2%/V typical. It also includes short-circuit protection for enhanced reliability. The TC55 series is available in multiple standard package options, including 3-Pin SOT-23A, 3-Pin SOT-89, and 3-Pin TO-92, allowing for flexibility in design and board space optimization.
This device is noted as obsolete and no longer recommended for new designs. Replacement parts such as the MCP1700 or MCP1701 are suggested by the manufacturer. Applications for this type of regulator include battery-powered devices, cameras, portable video equipment, pagers, cellular phones, and solar-powered instruments.
The typical dropout voltage is 120 mV at 100 mA and 380 mV at 200 mA.
The high output current is 250 mA.
The low power consumption is 1.1 µA typical.
Package options include 3-Pin SOT-23A, 3-Pin SOT-89, and 3-Pin TO-92.
Yes, this device is obsolete and no longer recommended for new designs.