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A Low Drop-Out or LDO regulator is a DC linear voltage regulator which can operate with a very small input–output differential voltage.
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Check of PDN for RF Amplifier
This is then stepped down and inverted with LTC1983ES6-3#TRMPBF to -3 V and with additional LDO (ADP7183, although the schematic contains the -1.2 V version I am using the -1 V one) it is regulated to …
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Check of PDN for RF Amplifier - Revised
This is then stepped down and inverted with LTC1983ES6-3#TRMPBF to -3 V and with additional LDO (ADP7183, although the schematic contains the -1.2 V version I am using the -1 V one) it is regulated to …
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Input current in voltage regulators
I am watching a course on Udemy about hardware design. The lecturer has provided a tutorial on how to calculate the current consumption.
I got quite confused when he started to talk about the input cu …