Nexperia NEX9x 40V LDO Voltage Regulators
Nexperia NEX9x 40V Low-Dropout (LDO) Voltage Regulators are general-purpose regulators with ultra-low Quiescent current. These regulators are AEC-Q100 qualified devices that support a wide input voltage range and offer a wide output voltage range. These regulators feature excellent load and line transient and are stable with a wide range of ceramic output-stability capacitors. The NEX9x LDO regulators are used in power train systems, automotive lighting, automotive head units, telematics, and Body Control Modules (BCMs). These regulators are also ideal for powering Microcontrollers (MCUs), Controller Area Networks (CAN), or local interconnect network (LIN) transceivers in standby and CAN-wake systems.The NEX91207 regulators are tracking LDOs with high tracking accuracy and protected outputs, capable of direct connection to vehicle batteries. These LDOs are thermally enhanced and can generate a stable voltage source under cold-crank conditions for ripple-sensitive loads in automotive applications. The NEX91207 regulators feature a 70mA output current and come in SOT23 package.
Features
- AEC-Q100 qualified for automotive applications:
- -40°C to +125°C ambient temperature range
- -40°C to +150°C junction temperature
- Quiescent current:
- 40µA typical at light loads (NEX91207)
- 5.3µA typical at light loads (NEX90530, NEX90515, and NEX90530)
- Excellent load and line transient
- 3V or 5V output from a wide input voltage range of 3V to 40V
- Low ripple and low noise
- Stable with a wide range of ceramic output-stability capacitors
- Integrated fault protections:
- Thermal shutdown
- Short-circuit to ground and battery protection
Applications
- High-precision voltage tracking (NEX91207)
- Automotive lighting
- Automotive head units and cluster
- Telematics control units
- power tools
- Motor driver modules
- Consumer electronics
- Mobile phones, tablets, and wearables
- BCMs
- EV/HEV power train
Typical Application Circuits
NEX91207 Application Circuit
Datasheets
Additional Resources
Yayınlandı: 2025-02-24
| Güncellenmiş: 2025-04-15
