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MAX8869EUE18+

Analog Devices

MAX8869EUE18+ is the fixed 1.8 V ordering code of the Maxim MAX8869 MicroCap LDO: a 1 A low-dropout linear regulator that runs from a 2.7 V to 5.5 V input, holds its output within ±1% and drops only 200 mV at full load. The internal PMOS pass device keeps supply current at 500 µA per the datasheet electrical table, and MicroCap compensation makes the loop stable with just a 1 µF output capacitor, keeping small 1.8 V rails for processors and portable logic cheap in board area. PSRR is 54 dB at 100 kHz, with soft-start, a reset output and a shutdown input for sequenced power-up. Selection advice: the 18 suffix is the preset output voltage — other voltages ship under different suffixes, so match the full code; + is the lead-free tube code (tape-and-reel is +T), and the TSSOP-EP handles 1.5 W at 1.1 mm high. Parameters verified against Analog Devices documentation.

Power ManagementLDO regulatorTSSOP-16EP
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MAX8869EUE18+
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Analog Devices
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LDO regulator
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TSSOP-16EP
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