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The TL751L05QDR from Texas Instruments is a low-dropout positive-voltage regulator designed for battery-powered applications. It features a very low dropout voltage, less than 0.6 V at 150 mA, making it efficient for power-sensitive devices.
This regulator series includes internal thermal-overload protection, overvoltage protection, and an internal overcurrent-limiting circuitry. It also provides reverse transient protection down to -50 V and 60-V load-dump protection, ensuring system reliability.
The TL751L series, including the TL751L05QDR, features a TTL- and CMOS-compatible enable input. When disabled, it consumes less than 500 µA. The device is available in TO-92 and TO-226AA (LP) packages, suitable for various mounting requirements.
With its extremely low quiescent current during full-load conditions, the TL751L05QDR is ideal for standby power systems and other applications requiring stable voltage regulation with minimal power consumption.
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The TL751L05QDR is available in TO-226AA and TO-92 packages.
The dropout voltage is less than 0.6V at 150mA.
The disable current is less than 500µA for the TL751L series.
The TL751L05QDR can withstand 60V load-dump transients.
It can handle reverse transients down to -50V.
Yes, the enable input on the TL751L series is TTL- and CMOS-compatible.