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The AP7176BMP-13 is a 3.0A ultra low-dropout linear regulator manufactured by Diodes Incorporated in the MSOP-8EP package. It features an enable input and power-good output for power management sequencing. The device utilizes two supply inputs: VIN (1.2V to 3.65V) for current supply and VCNTL (3.0V to 5.5V) for control bias, enabling reduced dropout voltage and power dissipation. It delivers adjustable output voltage with 1.5% accuracy over load, line, and temperature ranges (-40°C to +85°C). Key electrical parameters include a typical dropout of 0.31V at 3A and internal protections such as thermal shutdown and current limiting.
Verify the specific ordering suffix 'MP' corresponds to the MSOP-8EP package configuration required for your design. Confirm that the component meets RoHS compliance standards if environmental regulations apply to your manufacturing process. Ensure the selected part number matches the exact tape and reel quantity specified by the manufacturer for automated assembly lines.
Select this component when high continuous output current near 3A is required alongside minimal voltage drop. The dual-supply design is advantageous for applications needing independent control logic voltage versus main power rail. Verify that the application can accommodate the separate VCNTL bias supply requirement to fully utilize the regulator's performance characteristics.
This component belongs to the AP7176B series of ultra low-dropout linear regulators. The series includes variants with different packaging options, such as SO-8EP and U-DFN3030-10, to suit various thermal and spatial constraints. All variants share the same core electrical specifications and functional block diagram, differing primarily in physical footprint and thermal resistance properties.
AP7176BSP-13 (SO-8EP package)
By separating the control bias (VCNTL) from the power input (VIN), the regulator can achieve significantly lower dropout voltages compared to single-supply designs, especially under heavy load conditions.
Thermal shutdown protection activates, disabling the nMOS pass element. The device will cool down and initiate a new soft-start cycle once the temperature drops by approximately 50°C.