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Ultra-low quiescent LDO extends battery life for sensors and portable designs
With ultra-low quiescent current of 250 nA, the MCP1811 enables battery life which is four-times longer than conventional ultra-low Iq LDO regulators. Compact packages down to 1 x 1 mm also help the MCP1811 to minimise board space. The MCP1811/12 devices are 150 mA (MCP1811) and 300 mA (MCP1812) ... Read More
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