ISL9007IUNZ-T - Intersil

Manufacturer Part Number

ISL9007IUNZ-T

Manufacturer

Renesas Electronics America

Introduction

The ISL9007IUNZ-T is a high-performance, low-dropout (LDO) linear voltage regulator that provides a fixed 3.3V output voltage from an input voltage of up to 6.5V. It features very low quiescent current and excellent line and load regulation, making it well-suited for powering sensitive analog and mixed-signal circuitry in portable and space-constrained applications.

Product Features and Performance

Fixed 3.3V output voltage

Input voltage range up to 6.5V

Low dropout voltage of 0.325V at 400mA output current

Low quiescent current of 70μA

Excellent line and load regulation

Enable control feature

Over-current, over-temperature, soft-start, and UVLO protection

Product Advantages

Compact 8-pin TSSOP/MSOP package

High efficiency and low power consumption

Robust protection features

Reliable performance across extended temperature range

Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Optimized for portable and space-constrained applications

Provides clean, stable 3.3V power to sensitive analog and digital circuits

Low quiescent current extends battery life in battery-powered devices

Comprehensive protection features ensure reliable operation

Quality and Safety Features

Overvoltage, overcurrent, and overtemperature protection

Soft-start and UVLO features for improved system reliability

Designed and manufactured to high quality standards

Compatibility

Standard 3.3V power supply applications

Application Areas

Smartphones, tablets, and other portable electronics

Industrial and medical equipment

Telecommunications and networking equipment

Product Lifecycle

["The ISL9007IUNZ-T is an active product, and there are no immediate plans for discontinuation.","There are several alternative models available, such as the ISL9008, ISL9009, and ISL9010, which offer similar performance and features in different package options. Customers are advised to contact our website's sales team for more information on these alternative solutions."]