Ricoh R1191x Series 300mA LDO Regulator Datasheet

R1191x series 300mA LDO regulator with the reverse current protection. The maximum operating voltage is 16V. These ICs can switch to the fast mode and the low power mode by the low power / fast mode changer pin (ECO pin) without changing the output voltage value.


Ricoh R1191x Series 300mA LDO Regulator Datasheet - cover page
Brand
Ricoh
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
33
File format
PDF
File size
3.4 MB
Published
09 July, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
R1191X
MD5 checksum
9D1A753B1FD54D496454D69DF019E3B5

About this manual

The Ricoh R1191x Series are low supply current voltage regulators featuring high output voltage accuracy. These ICs can switch between Fast Mode and Low Power Mode using the ECO pin without changing the output voltage value. The series includes built-in reverse current protection, making it suitable for back-up circuits.

Available in SOT-89-5, SOT-23-5, and DFN1616-6 packages, these regulators offer a supply current as low as 0.3nA in Low Power Mode (typical) and support input voltages from 3.5V to 16.0V.

What's inside

  • Outline
  • Features
  • Selection Guide
  • Pin Configurations
  • Absolute Maximum Ratings
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Technical Notes
  • Test Circuits

Specifications

Supply Current (Fast Mode)Typ. 50uA
Supply Current (Low Power Mode)Typ. 6.0nA
Input Voltage Range3.5V to 16.0V
Output Voltage Range2.0V to 15.0V
Operating Temperature Range-40 to +85 °C
Dropout Voltage (Fast Mode)Typ. 0.55V
Shutdown Junction Temperature150 °C

Frequently asked questions

What is the supply current in Low Power Mode?

The typical supply current in Low Power Mode is 6.0nA.

Does this regulator have reverse current protection?

Yes, the R1191x Series has a built-in reverse current protection function.

Which packages are available for this series?

The ICs are available in SOT-89-5, SOT-23-5, and DFN1616-6 packages.

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