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ULP-50+
+BOMLUMPED LC LPF, DC - 50 MHZ, 50
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ManufacturerMini-Circuits
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Mfr. Part #ULP-50+
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In Stock9243
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Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
| Series | ULP |
| Part Status | Active |
| Frequency | 59MHz (Cutoff) |
| Bandwidth | 50MHz |
| Filter Type | Low Pass |
| Insertion Loss | 2dB |
| Mounting Type | Surface Mount |
| Package / Case | 6-SMD Module |
| Size / Dimension | 0.250" L x 0.250" W (6.35mm x 6.35mm) |
| Height (Max) | 0.100" (2.54mm) |
| Packaging | Cut Tape (CT), Tape & Reel (TR) |
Overview
Description
ULP-50+ (Ultra-Low-Power 50+) usually denotes a family or part aimed at battery-powered IoT with very low sleep current and fast wake-up. It targets long battery life by minimizing active and standby draw and by enabling efficient power management.
Common traits
- Low operating voltage window (e.g., 1.8–3.3 V)
- Ultra-low sleep/current in deep sleep
- Multiple power modes and fine-grained power gating
- Integrated peripherals (ADC, timers, UART/SPI/I2C, PWM)
- Small footprint flash and RAM
- Lightweight software/SDK for energy-aware design
Benefits
- Extended battery life, lower total cost, simpler energy budgeting
- Suitable for sensors, wearables, beacons, and remote monitoring
Considerations
- Total energy budget, wake-up latency, peripheral support
- Toolchain and security features
- Availability of documentation and developer support
If you have a specific vendor or model, share the datasheet and I’ll tailor this intro.
Common traits
- Low operating voltage window (e.g., 1.8–3.3 V)
- Ultra-low sleep/current in deep sleep
- Multiple power modes and fine-grained power gating
- Integrated peripherals (ADC, timers, UART/SPI/I2C, PWM)
- Small footprint flash and RAM
- Lightweight software/SDK for energy-aware design
Benefits
- Extended battery life, lower total cost, simpler energy budgeting
- Suitable for sensors, wearables, beacons, and remote monitoring
Considerations
- Total energy budget, wake-up latency, peripheral support
- Toolchain and security features
- Availability of documentation and developer support
If you have a specific vendor or model, share the datasheet and I’ll tailor this intro.
Pinout
I’m not sure which “ULP-50+” you mean—the pin count and function depend on the exact manufacturer and package. Please provide the vendor or a datasheet/link, or specify the package type, and I’ll give the precise pin count and each pin’s function.
Manufacturer
I can’t identify the manufacturer from “ULP-50+” alone—there are multiple products with that name across different industries. Please share a link or specify the product’s field (e.g., electronics, sensors, lighting, HVAC). Once I have that, I’ll name the manufacturer and describe what kind of company it is.
Application
Assuming ULP-50+ is an ultra-low‑power MCU/SoC, ideal applications include:
- IoT sensing nodes and wearables with long battery life
- Remote environmental monitoring (air/water/soil)
- Smart agriculture and greenhouse automation
- Medical implants and health monitors with intermittent transmission
- Wireless sensor networks, data loggers, and asset tracking
- Portable devices with extended standby
- Energy-harvesting or battery-assisted systems
- Industrial monitoring and predictive maintenance
- Smart meters and home/building automation sensors
- IoT sensing nodes and wearables with long battery life
- Remote environmental monitoring (air/water/soil)
- Smart agriculture and greenhouse automation
- Medical implants and health monitors with intermittent transmission
- Wireless sensor networks, data loggers, and asset tracking
- Portable devices with extended standby
- Energy-harvesting or battery-assisted systems
- Industrial monitoring and predictive maintenance
- Smart meters and home/building automation sensors
Package
ULP-50+ package type isn’t fixed; it varies by variant/vendor. Please share the manufacturer or a datasheet/full part number, and I’ll confirm the exact package (e.g., QFN, SOP, MSOP, etc.).
