On Semiconductor LDO Voltage Controllers
An LDO (Low Drop Out) Voltage Controller is a type of linear voltage regulator which regulates the output voltage by controlling the amount of current flowing between two input sources, such as a battery and a power supply. LDO Voltage Controllers are typically used for low-power applications where the output voltage needs to be precisely controlled with a wide range of input voltage values. The main advantage of an LDO Voltage Controller is that it limits the output voltage to a certain level regardless of the input voltage, enabling stable operation even when the input voltage has large fluctuation. Additionally, LDOs tend to have very low power losses compared to other types of voltage regulators, which makes them a good choice for low power applications.