MCP1810T-221/OT
Manufacturer: Microchip Technology
Brand: Microchip Technology
Model: MCP1810T-221/OT
Product Parameters:
Output Voltage: 2.21V
Input Voltage Range: Up to 5.5V
Maximum Output Current: 150mA
Dropout Voltage: 250mV (Typical) at 150mA
Quiescent Current: 17μA (Typical) at no load
Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +125°C
Package / Case: SOT-223-3
Features: Low Dropout, Low Quiescent Current, Overcurrent Protection, Thermal Shutdown
Product Description:
The MCP1810T-221/OT is a low dropout (LDO) voltage regulator from Microchip Technology designed to provide a stable and regulated output voltage of 2.21V. It is part of the MCP1810 series of LDO regulators known for their low quiescent current and high accuracy.
The input voltage range for this regulator can be up to 5.5V, making it suitable for various input sources, including batteries and unregulated power supplies.
With a maximum output current of 150mA, the MCP1810T-221/OT can deliver sufficient current to power various low-power applications.
The dropout voltage is typically 250mV at 150mA, ensuring that the regulator maintains the output voltage within 250mV of the input voltage even under load conditions.
The MCP1810T-221/OT features a low quiescent current of 17μA at no load, which helps conserve power in battery-operated devices and low-power applications.
The device is equipped with overcurrent protection and thermal shutdown features to ensure safe operation during fault conditions.
The package type is SOT-223-3, a surface-mount package suitable for space-constrained designs.
Applications:
The MCP1810T-221/OT LDO regulator is well-suited for a wide range of low-power and battery-powered applications, including:
Battery-Powered Devices: Portable electronics, wearable devices, and battery-operated sensors.
IoT (Internet of Things) Devices: Wireless nodes, smart sensors, and low-power IoT devices.
Consumer Electronics: Low-power audio and video devices, remote controls, and handheld devices.
Industrial and Automotive: Low-power industrial sensors, control systems, and automotive electronics.
Stock:6750
Minimum Order:1
Brand: Microchip Technology
Model: MCP1810T-221/OT
Product Parameters:
Output Voltage: 2.21V
Input Voltage Range: Up to 5.5V
Maximum Output Current: 150mA
Dropout Voltage: 250mV (Typical) at 150mA
Quiescent Current: 17μA (Typical) at no load
Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +125°C
Package / Case: SOT-223-3
Features: Low Dropout, Low Quiescent Current, Overcurrent Protection, Thermal Shutdown
Product Description:
The MCP1810T-221/OT is a low dropout (LDO) voltage regulator from Microchip Technology designed to provide a stable and regulated output voltage of 2.21V. It is part of the MCP1810 series of LDO regulators known for their low quiescent current and high accuracy.
The input voltage range for this regulator can be up to 5.5V, making it suitable for various input sources, including batteries and unregulated power supplies.
With a maximum output current of 150mA, the MCP1810T-221/OT can deliver sufficient current to power various low-power applications.
The dropout voltage is typically 250mV at 150mA, ensuring that the regulator maintains the output voltage within 250mV of the input voltage even under load conditions.
The MCP1810T-221/OT features a low quiescent current of 17μA at no load, which helps conserve power in battery-operated devices and low-power applications.
The device is equipped with overcurrent protection and thermal shutdown features to ensure safe operation during fault conditions.
The package type is SOT-223-3, a surface-mount package suitable for space-constrained designs.
Applications:
The MCP1810T-221/OT LDO regulator is well-suited for a wide range of low-power and battery-powered applications, including:
Battery-Powered Devices: Portable electronics, wearable devices, and battery-operated sensors.
IoT (Internet of Things) Devices: Wireless nodes, smart sensors, and low-power IoT devices.
Consumer Electronics: Low-power audio and video devices, remote controls, and handheld devices.
Industrial and Automotive: Low-power industrial sensors, control systems, and automotive electronics.
