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Texas Instruments TPS78533QKVURQ1 linear LDO regulator, with fixed 3.3V output, up to 1A output current, 1.7V to 6.0V input range, TO-252-5 / DPAK package and AEC-Q100 automotive qualification. Ideal for power supplies, electronics, microcontrollers and DC/DC post-regulation.
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The TPS78533QKVURQ1 from Texas Instruments is a low-dropout linear voltage regulator, commonly known as an LDO — Low Dropout Regulator, designed for applications requiring a stable regulated 3.3V supply with output current up to 1A.
This device belongs to the TPS785-Q1 family, developed for automotive applications and qualified according to AEC-Q100, providing high reliability in demanding environments. Its 1.7V to 6.0V input range makes it suitable for a wide range of low-voltage power architectures, including post-regulation after DC/DC converters, microcontroller power rails, logic circuits, sensors, RF modules and sensitive analog loads.
The TPS78533QKVURQ1 version features a fixed 3.3V output, TO-252-5 / DPAK SMD package and suitable power dissipation capability for moderate-power applications, provided the PCB thermal limits are correctly considered.
The regulator includes an Enable input, allowing the output to be turned on or off by logic control or power sequencing. It also features internal soft-start, active output discharge, current limiting, thermal protection and good power-supply ripple rejection, making it suitable for designs where stability and low noise are important.
For best performance, the manufacturer’s recommendations for input and output capacitors, PCB layout, thermal dissipation and current limits should be followed. In higher-current applications, package and PCB power dissipation must be properly calculated.
This is an SMD electronic component. Installation requires suitable soldering tools and electronics knowledge. Always confirm pinout, package, input voltage, output current and thermal dissipation before using it in a circuit.