Fixed 3.3V LDO in a 0.93x1.11 mm µSMD
It is built for space-constrained, noise-sensitive rails — think sensor supplies, audio bias, or MCU analog reference — where the 63 dB PSRR at 1 kHz keeps ripple off the output. The 0.22 V maximum dropout at 50 mA means the input can sit as low as 3.52 V and still hold regulation, which matters in battery-powered gear where the cell voltage sags under load.
With 63 dB of ripple rejection at 1 kHz, this part attenuates a 100 mVpp supply ripple down to roughly 70 µVpp at the output. That is enough to keep switching-regulator hash off a 3.3 V analog rail without a post-filter LC stage.
The 5-µSMD (0.93x1.11 mm) package requires a hot-air rework station for removal and replacement — not a field-swap part for a technician's kit. Plan for a controlled reflow profile if you need to replace it on a board.
