Texas Instruments TPS70925DBVR

Texas Instruments TPS70925DBVR Environmental and export classification status description

The TPS70925DBVR is a linear regulator that can provide a fixed output voltage of 2.5V with a 150mA output current capability. It offers low quiescent current, low dropout voltage, and excellent line and load transient performance. Functions: The main function of the TPS70925DBVR is to regulate the input voltage to a stable 2.5V output voltage, which is useful in powering low-voltage microcontrollers, sensors, and other low-power devices. Applications: This LDO regulator is commonly used in battery-powered and portable electronic devices, such as wearables, IoT devices, handheld instruments, and consumer electronics. Alternative Parts: Alternative LDO regulators from other manufacturers that can be used as substitutes include the LM2937-2.5, MCP1702-2502E, and Micrel MIC5205-2.5YM5. Embedded Modules: The TPS70925DBVR does not have embedded modules, as it is a standalone linear regulator. As for related Q&A, here are three examples: Q1: How does the TPS70925DBVR help extend battery life in portable devices? A1: The TPS70925DBVR's low quiescent current and low dropout voltage contribute to improved energy efficiency, which helps extend battery life in portable devices. Q2: Can the TPS70925DBVR be used to power a 3.3V microcontroller? A2: With a fixed output voltage of 2.5V, the TPS70925DBVR would not be suitable for directly powering a 3.3V microcontroller. However, a step-up voltage converter could be used in combination with the regulator to achieve the desired voltage level. Q3: What are the key differences between the TPS70925DBVR and the LM2937-2.5 LDO regulator? A3: While both regulators offer a 2.5V output voltage, the TPS70925DBVR typically has lower dropout voltage and quiescent current, making it more suitable for low-power applications compared to the LM2937-2.5.