TPS7B8250QDGNRQ1

Mfr. #:
TPS7B8250QDGNRQ1
Mfr.:
Texas Instruments
Product Type:
LDO Regulator
Series:
TPS7B82-Q1
Package / Case:
8-HVSSOP
Description:
Automotive fixed 5 V, 300 mA low-IQ LDO with enable in 8-pin HVSSOP.

Product Attributes

AttributeValue
Input VoltageDevice input 3 to 40 V; regulated 5 V requires VIN at least 5 V plus load-dependent dropout; up to 45 V transient
Output VoltageFixed 5 V
Output CurrentUp to 300 mA
Output Accuracy±1.5% for 5 V DGN option over specified line, load and temperature
Quiescent Current2.7 µA typical at light load; 300 nA in shutdown
ProtectionShort-circuit, overcurrent and thermal shutdown
Output Capacitor1 to 200 µF low-ESR ceramic
Automotive RatingAEC-Q100; exact OPN listed -40 to 150 °C
Package Details8-pin HVSSOP (DGN)

Product Details

TPS7B8250QDGNRQ1 is the fixed 5 V, 300 mA DGN-package option in Texas Instruments' TPS7B82-Q1 automotive low-quiescent-current LDO family.

Although the device accepts 3 to 40 V, this 5 V option needs input above 5 V plus load-dependent dropout to regulate during cranking; its 2.7 µA typical light-load current keeps standby draw low.

The enable pin offers a shutdown state for systems that can switch the load off completely, and the specified low-ESR ceramic output-capacitor range gives the board designer flexibility in local decoupling.

The eight-pin thermally enhanced HVSSOP package helps conduct heat when the input-to-output voltage difference is large, a practical limit that must be checked at the full 300 mA load.

TI lists this exact automotive ordering code with a -40 to 150 °C temperature range, so it should be selected against the relevant ambient and junction limits in the data sheet.

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