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The AP7176BSP-13 is a 3.0A ultra low-dropout linear regulator manufactured by Diodes Incorporated, housed in an SO-8EP package. It features dual supply inputs: VIN (1.2V to 3.65V) for power conversion and VCNTL (3.0V to 5.5V) for control biasing. The device provides an adjustable output voltage with 1.5% accuracy over load, line, and temperature ranges. Key electrical parameters include a typical dropout voltage of 0.33V at 3A, internal soft-start time of 0.6ms, and thermal shutdown protection at +170°C.
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Select this regulator when high continuous current delivery near 3A is required alongside minimal voltage drop. The separate VCNTL pin allows independent control logic biasing, which is advantageous for maintaining regulation efficiency. Ensure adequate PCB copper area is allocated for the exposed pad to manage thermal resistance effectively under maximum load conditions.
This component belongs to the AP7176B family of ultra low-dropout linear regulators produced by Diodes Incorporated. The family includes variants such as AP7176BMP-13 and AP7176BFN-13, which utilize MSOP-8EP and U-DFN3030-10 packages respectively. All variants share identical electrical characteristics and functional capabilities, differing only in physical footprint and thermal performance metrics.
AP7176BMP-13
Separating the power input (VIN) from the control bias (VCNTL) allows the regulator to achieve very low dropout voltages and reduces power dissipation within the device compared to single-supply architectures.
The PG pin is an open-drain output that monitors the feedback voltage. It pulls low when the output voltage is outside regulation limits or during thermal shutdown, indicating to the system that the power supply is not yet stable.