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Low dropout basically means that the LDO can still regulate the output voltage, even when the input voltage is very close to the output voltage. But what is the difference between a PMOS type LDO and a NMOS type LDO? Why is it better to choose a NMOS type LDO for applications with Vin lower than 2.5V? In which applications can an LDO replace a Buck converter? Find out more in the tutorial video.
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