SBVA100 December 2022 LP2992 , TPS786 , TPS7A30 , TPS7A3001-EP , TPS7A33 , TPS7A39 , TPS7A4501-SP , TPS7A47 , TPS7A47-Q1 , TPS7A4701-EP , TPS7A49 , TPS7A52 , TPS7A52-Q1 , TPS7A53 , TPS7A53-Q1 , TPS7A53A-Q1 , TPS7A53B , TPS7A54 , TPS7A54-Q1 , TPS7A57 , TPS7A7100 , TPS7A7200 , TPS7A7300 , TPS7A80 , TPS7A8300 , TPS7A83A , TPS7A84 , TPS7A84A , TPS7A85 , TPS7A85A , TPS7A87 , TPS7A89 , TPS7A90 , TPS7A91 , TPS7A92 , TPS7A94 , TPS7A96 , TPS7B7702-Q1 , TPS7H1111-SEP , TPS7H1111-SP , TPS7H1210-SEP
If the input voltage is held constant, then the PSRR of an LDO goes down as load current goes up. By paralleling LDOs the load current is shared among each LDO which raises the system PSRR when using the same input voltage. When LDOs are paralleled using ballast resistors, the only increase in power dissipation is the small loss contributed by the ballast resistance. To assess how many parallel LDOs are needed to meet the system requirements, first determine the PSRR required in the system. Then review the LDO data sheet to estimate how much current a single LDO can provide with your system's headroom while still meeting the system PSRR specification (ILDO_PSRR). Finally, divide the total system load current, ILOAD, by ILDO_PSRRto obtain the number of parallel LDOs, n, required to meet the system PSRR specification.
VIN= 1.05 V, VOUT = 0.75 V |