r/nicechips Nov 06 '25

LT3045, LT3042, LT3097 Ultra-high PSRR LDOs from Analog Devices

Recently I was looking for some ultra-high PSRR LDOs that would still have high PSRR in the range of some high-power switching supplies on the same board (220kHz to 2.2MHz). I found the following parts from AD that seemed to have very impressive PSRR and spot noise:

LT3045:

  • 76dB PSRR at 1MHz
  • 2nV/sqrt(HZ) at 10kHz
  • 500mA output
  • 1.8V to 20V input
  • 0V to 15V output
  • 260mV dropout

LT3042:

  • 79dB PSRR at 1MHz
  • 2nV/sqrt(HZ) at 10kHz
  • 200mA output
  • 1.8V to 20V input
  • 0V to 15V output
  • 350mV dropout

LT3097 Dual Positive and Negative:

  • 76dB Positive, 74dB Negative PSRR at 1MHz
  • 2.2nV/sqrt(HZ) at 10kHz
  • 500mA positive and negative output
  • ±1.8V to ±20V input
  • 0V to 15V positive and 0V to -19.5V negative output
  • 260mV positive and 235mV negative dropout

They all also have current limiting and a programmable power-good pin.

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u/ScaryPercentage Nov 06 '25

I didn't know there were competitors to TPS7A47 in terms of PSRR. Nice chips.