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LP2980, LP2981, LP2982, LP2985 Micro SMD Demo Boards

Abstract

This document describes the characteristics of the demo board designed for use with the micro SMD versions of Na- tional’s LP298X low dropout regulators.

The components of each demo board vary by device type and voltage option. Lists of materials are provided which specify the correct external components to be used with each NSC part type.

It should be noted that the noise bypass capacitor is only used on the LP2982 and LP2985. Demo boards for other parts types will not have a component installed at this loca- tion.

Care must be taken so that the input voltage is not raised above 10V, since a 10V ceramic capacitor is called out for use at the CINlocation.

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Schematic Diagram

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*Used only On Low-Noise parts LP2982 and LP2985

Demo Board (Top View)

National Semiconductor Application Note 1172 Chester Simpson July 2000

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List Of Materials

Components Common To All Board Assemblies:

Quantity Description Ref Designator

1 LP298X Micro SMD PCB Etch 001

1 Ceramic Cap, 1 µF, 10V X7R (1206) CIN

4 Terminal, Uninsulated 0.094″IPI Cambion P/N 160-1026-02-01-00

VIN, VOUT, GND, ON/OFF

1 Resistor, 10K,18W %5 (1206) RP

Components Which Vary By part Type And/Or Voltage Option:

LP2980-4.5 Through LP2980-5.0

Quantity Description Ref Designator

1 LP2980-X.X Micro SMD Device U1

1 Tantalum Cap, 2.2 µF, 10V COUT

1 Not Used CB

LP2980-3.1 Through LP2980-4.4

Quantity Description Ref Designator

1 LP2980-X.X Micro SMD Device U1

1 Tantalum Cap, 4.7 µF, 6V COUT

1 Not Used CB

LP2980-1.5 Through LP2980-3.0

Quantity Description Ref Designator

1 LP2980-X.X Micro SMD Device U1

1 Tantalum Cap, 10 µF, 6V COUT

1 Not Used CB

LP2981-4.5 Through LP2981-5.0

Quantity Description Ref Designator

1 LP2981-X.X Micro SMD Device U1

1 Tantalum Cap, 2.2 µF, 10V COUT

1 Not Used CB

LP2981-3.1 Through LP2981-4.4

Quantity Description Ref Designator

1 LP2981-X.X Micro SMD Device U1

1 Tantalum Cap, 4.7 µF, 6V COUT

1 Not Used CB

LP2981-1.5 Through LP2981-3.0

Quantity Description Ref Designator

1 LP2981-X.X Micro SMD Device U1

1 Tantalum Cap, 10 µF, 6V COUT

1 Not Used CB

LP2982-4.5 Through LP2982-5.0

Quantity Description Ref Designator

1 LP2982-X.X Micro SMD Device U1

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LP2982-4.5 Through LP2982-5.0 (Continued)

Quantity Description Ref Designator

1 Tantalum Cap, 2.2 µF, 10V COUT

1 Ceramic Cap, .01 µF, X7R or COG CB

LP2982-3.1 Through LP2982-4.4

Quantity Description Ref Designator

1 LP2982-X.X Micro SMD Device U1

1 Tantalum Cap, 4.7 µF, 6V COUT

1 Ceramic Cap, .01 µF, X7R or COG CB

LP2982-1.5 Through LP2982-3.0

Quantity Description Ref Designator

1 LP2982-X.X Micro SMD Device U1

1 Tantalum Cap, 10 µF, 6V COUT

1 Ceramic Cap, .01 µF, X7R or COG CB

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LP2985-4.5 Through LP2985-5.0

Quantity Description Ref Designator

1 LP2985-X.X Micro SMD Device U1

1 Tantalum Cap, 2.2 µF, 10V COUT

1 Ceramic Cap, .01 µF, X7R or COG CB

LP2985-3.1 Through LP2985-4.4

Quantity Description Ref Designator

1 LP2985-X.X Micro SMD Device U1

1 Tantalum Cap, 4.7 µF, 6V COUT

1 Ceramic Cap, .01 µF, X7R or COG CB

LP2985-1.5 Through LP2985-3.0

Quantity Description Ref Designator

1 LP2985-X.X Micro SMD Device U1

1 Tantalum Cap, 10 µF, 6V COUT

1 Ceramic Cap, .01 µF, X7R or COG CB

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NATIONAL’S PRODUCTS ARE NOT AUTHORIZED FOR USE AS CRITICAL COMPONENTS IN LIFE SUPPORT DEVICES OR SYSTEMS WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN APPROVAL OF THE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL COUNSEL OF NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORPORATION. As used herein:

1. Life support devices or systems are devices or systems which, (a) are intended for surgical implant into the body, or (b) support or sustain life, and whose failure to perform when properly used in accordance with instructions for use provided in the labeling, can be reasonably expected to result in a significant injury to the user.

2. A critical component is any component of a life support device or system whose failure to perform can be reasonably expected to cause the failure of the life support device or system, or to affect its safety or effectiveness.

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