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Whats the difference between the 1A fixed output secondary LDO regulator for local power supplies and the 1A standard fixed output LDO regulator?

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Whats the difference between the 1A fixed output secondary LDO regulator for local power supplies and the 1A standard fixed output LDO regulator?

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The main difference lies in the voltage resistance. Standard types offer a voltage resistance of 35V to handle a wide range of power supply fluctuations. In contrast, secondary LDO regulators were designed for secondary input voltages. Therefore, the voltage resistance is much less – around 18V. For cases where the output voltage differences are the same, please consider other factors, including input voltage margin and low secondary Icc.

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