The ZXCL200 is a very small 2 volt regulator designed for use in low power and severely space limited applications. Supply current is minimised with a ground pin current of only 40µA at full 100mA load. Logic control allows the device to be shut down, consuming typically less than 10nA. These features make it ideal for battery powered applications where power economy is critical. The part has been designed with space sensitive systems in mind. It is available in the ultra small SC70 package, which is half the size of other SOT23 based regulator devices.
The Zetex ZXCL200 is an ultra-small micropower voltage regulator designed for low-power and space-limited applications. It operates at a fixed 2V output and is available in the compact SC70 package or the industry-standard SOT23-5 package.
Key features include a ground pin current of only 40uA at full load, logic control shutdown consuming less than 10nA, thermal overload protection, and over-current protection. The device supports input voltages up to 5.5V and is suitable for battery-powered equipment such as cellular phones, PDAs, and portable instruments.
| Output Voltage | 2V (Nominal) |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage Range | 5.5V Max |
| Output Current | 100mA Max |
| Ground Pin Current (Full Load) | 40uA to 100uA |
| Shutdown Ground Current | < 10nA |
| Package Type | SC70 or SOT23-5 |
The maximum input voltage is 5.5V.
The device consumes typically less than 10nA when shut down via logic control.
Yes, the device includes on-chip thermal overload and over-current protection.