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I'm looking for DIP's (I don't have the equipment for SMD's unfortunately), the adjustability is not my primary concern, I just liked the MAX603 because it was a good switching regulator, ate up little current, had a wide range of voltages it could work from, and had an internal inductor.
Ok, I'm reading over the data sheet for the TPS7150Q, and have a question. Does drop out voltage mean the point at which it can no longer provide a regulated 5V at XmA? So for the chart, at 500mA the drop out voltage is slightly < .15V (lets call it .15V for simplicity), does this mean that as long as my battery pack is supplying .15V or more, it can still produce 5V @ 500mA?
If so this seems really ideal.
EDIT: I think I've located this regulator: Digi-key seems to have it in dip, but JOOC, what does SC70-5 mean? Is this a type of packaging?
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