[TK705xxS/TK707xxS,TK706xxH/TK708xxH]
AP-MS0027-E-00 - 19 - 2011/02
. APPLICATIONS INFORMATION
. Definition of Technical Terms
Relating Characteristic
Note Each characteristics will be measured in a short
period not to be influenced by joint temperature (Tj).
Output voltage (Vout)
The output voltage is specified with Vin= VoutTYP+1V
and Iout=5mA
Output current (Iout)
Output current, which can be used continuously (It is the
range where overheating protection of the IC does not
operate.)
Peak maximum output current (IoutPEAK)
The rated output current is specified under the condition
where the output voltage drops 90% by increasing the
output current, compared to the value specified at
Vin=VoutTYP+1V.
Dropout voltage (Vdrop)
It is an I/O voltage difference when the circuit stops the
stable operation by decreasing the input voltage.
It is measured when the output voltage drops 100mV
from its nominal value by decreasing the input voltage
gradually.
Line Regulation (LinReg)
It is the fluctuations of the output voltage value when
the input voltage is changed.
Load Regulation (LoaReg)
It is the fluctuations of the output voltage value when
the input voltage is assumed to be VoutTYP +1V, and the
load current is changed.
Ripple Rejection (R.R)
Ripple rejection is the ability of the regulator to
attenuate the ripple content of the input voltage at the
output. It is measured with the condition of
Vin=Vout+1.5V. Ripple rejection is the ratio of the ripple
content between the output vs. input and is expressed in
dB.
Standby current (Istandby)
It is an input current, which flows to the control terminal,
when the IC is turned off.
Relating Protection Circuit
Over Current Protection
It is a function to protect the IC by limiting the output
current when excessive current flows to IC, such as the
output is connected to GND, etc.
Thermal Protection
It protects the IC not to exceed the permissible power
consumption of the package in case of large power loss
inside the regulator.
The output is turned off when the chip reaches around
140C, but it turns on again when the temperature of the
chip decreases.
Reverse Voltage Protection
Reverse voltage protection prevents damage due to the
output voltage being higher than the input voltage. This
fault condition can occur when the output capacitor
remains charged and the input is reduced to zero, or when
an external voltage higher than the input voltage is
applied to the output side
Generally, a LDO regulator has a diode in the input
direction from an output. If an input falls from an output
in an input-GND short circuit etc. and this diode turns on,
current will flow for an input terminal from an output
terminal. In the case of excessive current, IC may break.
In order to prevent this, it is necessary to connect an
Schottky Diode etc. outside.
This product is equipped with reverse bias over-current
prevention, and excessive current does not flow in to IC.
Therefore, no need to connect diode outside.
ESD
It is tested by connecting charged capacitor to GND pin
and Vin pin.
MM 200pF 0 200Vmin
HBM 100pF 1.5k 2000Vmin