This invention discloses an LDO circuit for improving
loop stability, relating to electronic circuits, and proposes a solution to address the loop
instability problem in existing technologies. An internal ESR compensation module is set up to generate a zero to compensate for the secondary pole of the power
transistor's gate, and the output
signal is input to the inverting input of the
error amplifier through
negative feedback. The buffer stage is configured with an adaptive load, which dynamically changes the gate impedance of the power
transistor according to the load current. Its advantages include not requiring an external
capacitor to provide a specific ESR value, and the output
capacitor can be a low-cost, small-size low-ESR
ceramic capacitor, reducing component specification limitations. Before the compensation zero appears,
negative feedback ensures that the
voltage across the added compensation
resistor is equal, preventing current flow and thus avoiding DC offset, resulting in a more accurate output
voltage. The power
transistor gate impedance can be dynamically adjusted according to changes in load current, which is beneficial for achieving
loop stability across the entire load range.