Dear support member,
My customer used LM43603.
BIAS used Vout voltage(5V).
Could you teach Equivalent circuit in the of internal LDO at LM43603?
How do behave Internal LDO?
Best regard.
Bob Lee.
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Dear support member,
My customer used LM43603.
BIAS used Vout voltage(5V).
Could you teach Equivalent circuit in the of internal LDO at LM43603?
How do behave Internal LDO?
Best regard.
Bob Lee.
The internal VCC is an LDO that powers most of the circuit inside the device. The VCC pin is the output of the LDO. The input of the LDO comes from either the VIN or BIAS pins. If the voltage on the BIAS input is less than about 3.3V, the input to the LDO is switched to VIN. If the voltage on the BIAS pin is more than about 3.3V the input to the LDO is switched to the BIAS input.
Dear Frank De Stasi,
Thank you very much for reply.
May I ask add a question?
BIAS use Vout voltage.
If there is not bypass capacitor(1uF~10uF) in BIAS pin,
internal LDO will not work?
Best regard.
Bob Lee.
It is best practice to have a small capacitor connected from the BIAS input to ground, near the device.