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1 IEEE Santa Clara Valley (SCV)Solid State Circuits SocietyFebruary 11, 2110 Edgar S nchez-SinencioTI J. Kilby Chair ProfessorAnalog and Mixed-Signal Center, Texas A&M UniversityLow Drop-Out (LDO) Linear Regulators: Design Considerations and Trends for High Power-Supply Rejection (PSR)Power Management Why do we need power management? Batteries discharge almost linearly with time. To optimize the charging of batteries to be safe and extend their life. Circuits with reduced power supply that are time dependent operate poorly. Optimal circuit performance can not be obtained. Mobile applications impose saving power as much as possible.
• NMOS pass FET are smaller due to weaker drive of PMOS. • NMOS pass FET LDO requires the VDD rail to be higher than Vin, while a PMOS does not. To do this, a charge pump is usually required with accompanying disadvantages of higher …
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