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I am intend to build LDO (Low DropOut Regulator).
I am looking for a book/tutorial/course/paper to start with.
Any suggestions?
 

ldo design

Is there a course/tutorial on LDO?
 

ldo design

Try this:
 

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what is ldo?

Does any university have a course on LDO design?
I would like to access the slides, if possible.
 

ldo design tutorial

i recommend rincon-moran thesis
i used it to learn the basics of the ldo: typical transient and frequency responses.
 

low dropout regulator design

Dear guy:
How to differentiate between LDO and dc to dc converter?
What is LDO VFM mode and PWM mode?
 

best ldo

There is a company Micrel who makes good LDO's.
you can see there website or contact there sales or engineers.
I think they will help you out.
 

tutorial of ldo

bill_test36 said:
Dear guy:
How to differentiate between LDO and dc to dc converter?
What is LDO VFM mode and PWM mode?
Click to expand...

An LDO is essentially a linear converter.
Both LDO and DC-DC (buck, boost, buck-boost, cuk, flyback, bridge, whatever) are used to create a fixed stable voltage.
The main difference is that LDOs operate linearly (no switching) and DC-DC converters are switched converters with magnetic elements (inductors).
 

Re: LDO design

best i can help you with there is PWM means pulse width modulation... but i don't know how that ties into LDO's
 

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