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The ZXCL260H5TA from Diodes Incorporated is a micropower, low dropout linear voltage regulator designed for space-sensitive battery-powered applications. It features a fixed output voltage of 2.6V and can supply up to 150mA load current.
Key electrical characteristics include a low dropout voltage of 0.31V at 100mA and a typical ground pin current of only 50µA at a full 150mA load. The device also includes a shutdown feature that reduces supply current to less than 10nA, making it ideal for power economy critical applications.
For enhanced reliability, the ZXCL260H5TA incorporates thermal overload and over-current protection. It is available in the compact SC-70-5 surface-mount package, which is half the size of SOT23 based regulators, making it suitable for portable and handheld equipment.
This regulator is stable with no external load and can be used with various output capacitors, including low ESR ceramics. Its features make it suitable for applications such as cellular phones, PDAs, and portable electronics.
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The output voltage is fixed at 2.6V.
It comes in an SC-70-5 surface mount package.
The operating temperature range is -40°C to 85°C.
The maximum dropout voltage is 0.31V at 100mA load.
It includes over current and over temperature protection.
Yes, it has an enable control feature.