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LDO regulator for CS8412/TDA1543 dac, opinions? - Click HERE for Original Thread
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I have been looking for suitable LDO regulators for this DAC project,as it will be battery powered for portable use.

I would value some input regarding this device:


http://www.national.com/pf/LP/LP298...ication%20Notes

Not having much experience with regulator specs[or electronics in general:xeye: ] the various specs do not mean a whole lot to me.

Cheers


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rbroer
I've used the REG101-5 for the TDA1543, Tent XO and logic chips.
Very low noise, small (SOT23-5), low drop.
:cool:
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Hi Rudolf
Thanks for the reply:D
They look like great little [VERY little] devices, the lack of cap
sensitivity is also very appealing.

I could not locate the 101s in the uk but found 113s to have pretty good spec also.
I can easily obtain these.




Cheers


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Guido Tent
quote:
Originally posted by rbroer
I've used the REG101-5 for the TDA1543, Tent XO and logic chips.
Very low noise, small (SOT23-5), low drop.
:cool:

Even Burr Brown specifies noise in the time domain without specifying the BW

yuck......

Rudolf, did you measure the noise ?

Ciao
rbroer
quote:
Originally posted by Guido Tent


Even Burr Brown specifies noise in the time domain without specifying the BW

yuck......

Rudolf, did you measure the noise ?

Ciao


I didn't Guido. Limited in tools.
Do you want to measure it Guido ?
Got a board using this regulator and a socket for your XO. ;)
Guido Tent
quote:
Originally posted by rbroer



I didn't Guido. Limited in tools.
Do you want to measure it Guido ?
Got a board using this regulator and a socket for your XO. ;)


Hi Rudolf,

I use a preamp (AD 797) and my HP3580A spectrum analyser. If you prefer to send the board with the reg 101, I am willing (and curious too) to measure it.

Cheers

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