
Fixed 3.3V output, 1A LDO regulator in SOT-223. Low dropout, high ripple rejection, ideal for USB and PC boards.
The AZ1117IH-3.3TRG1 is a low-dropout three-terminal regulator engineered for low-voltage applications where transient response and minimum input voltage are critical. This fixed 3.3V output regulator delivers up to 1A of output current, ensuring reliable performance for a variety of electronic devices.
Featuring current limiting and thermal shutdown protection, the regulator safeguards your circuitry against excessive current and temperature conditions. Its internally trimmed bandgap reference delivers an output voltage accuracy of within ±1%. The thermal shutdown function activates when high current and ambient temperature would cause excessive junction temperature, providing robust reliability.
Key Features
Applications include USB devices, add-on cards, DVD players, and PC motherboards. The regulator is easy to integrate into your design, offering dependable performance in a compact SOT-223 package.
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