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The LD29080DT90R is a positive fixed-output low-dropout linear regulator from STMicroelectronics, delivering up to 800 mA. It features a typical dropout voltage of 400 mV at full load and maintains output accuracy within ±1% at 25 °C. The device operates with an input voltage range from 2.5 V to 13 V and includes internal current limiting and thermal shutdown protection. Designed for surface-mount applications in DPAK packages, it supports logic-controlled electronic shutdown and exhibits very low ground current.
Verify the specific suffix 'DT' confirms the DPAK-3 package configuration and RoHS compliance status against the manufacturer's latest documentation. Ensure the ordering code matches the required tape-and-reel quantity specifications if automated assembly is intended. Cross-reference the exact part number with official distributors to confirm availability and lead times prior to finalizing procurement plans.
Select this component when a stable 9 V output is required with high current capacity and minimal voltage loss across the regulator. Consider its low quiescent current for battery-operated designs where standby power consumption is critical. Evaluate the thermal performance in the DPAK package relative to the expected ambient temperature and PCB copper area for adequate heat dissipation during continuous operation.
This device belongs to the LD29080 series of medium-current, high-accuracy low-dropout regulators. The series offers both fixed and adjustable output options, designed for applications demanding precise voltage regulation with minimal power loss. The DT suffix specifically denotes the surface-mount DPAK packaging variant, distinguishing it from through-hole or other package types within the same functional family.
Compatible substitutes include the LD29080DT33R for a 3.3 V output requirement and the LD29080PT90R for a PPAK package alternative. Verify pin compatibility and thermal characteristics when transitioning between these variants to ensure seamless integration into existing circuit layouts without redesigning the board footprint.