Transcription of CHAPTER 9: POWER MANAGEMENT - Analog Devices
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CHAPTER 9: POWER MANAGEMENT - Analog Devices
POWER MANAGEMENT CHAPTER 9: POWER MANAGEMENT INTRODUCTION SECTION : LINEAR voltage REGULATORS LINEAR REGULATOR BASICS PASS Devices AND THEIR ASSOCIATED TRADE-OFFS LOW DROPOUT REGULATOR ARCHITECTURES THE anyCAP LOW DROPOUT REGULATOR FAMILY DESIGN FEATURES RELATED TO DC PERFORMANCE DESIGN FEATURES RELATED TO AC PERFORMANCE THE anyCAP POLE-SPLITTING TOPOLOGY LDO REGULATOR THERMAL CONSIDERATIONS REGULATOR CONTROLLER DIFFERENCES A BASIC 5 V/1 A LDO REGULATOR CONTROLLER SELECTING THE PASS DEVICE THERMAL DESIGN SENSING RESISTORS FOR LDO CONTROLLERS PCB LAYOUT ISSUES REFERENCES SECTION.
Linear IC voltage regulators have long been standard power system building blocks. After an initial introduction in 5 V logic voltage regulator form, they have since expanded into other standard voltage levels spanning from less than 1 V to 24 V, handling output currents from as low as 25 mA (or less) to as high as 5 A (or more). For
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