Published:2009/7/16 21:12:00 Author:Jessie | From:SeekIC
Many microprocessor systems use 3.3-V microprocessors, cache RAM, and chip sets. This system configuration increases the current requirements of the 3.3-V supply. In addition, many of these microprocessors have a stop-clock feature for power savings, which introduces a load-current step to the power supply. Adjustable regulators are recommended for microprocessors that have power-saving (stop-clock) modes. The circuit shown has good transient response to load steps for most 3.3-V microprocessors. An external capacitor at the ADJUST pin can reduce the total filter capacitance required by one half to take care of large load transients.
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