LCD:
(“Liquid Crystal Display”)
LDO:
Low Drop Out: A linear voltage regulator that will operate even when the input voltage barely exceeds the desired output voltage.
Leakage Inductance:
An inductive component present in a transformer that results from the imperfect magnetic linking of one winding to another.
LED:
Light-Emitting Diode: A semiconductor device that emits light (usually visible or infrared) when forward-biased.
Level Translator:
A device which translates a logic signal from one type to another, for example, ECL to TTL.
LFSR:
Linear Feedback Shift Register: A shift register in which some of its outputs are connected to the input through some logic gates (typically, an exclusive-or (XOR). A wide variety of bit patterns can be generated inexpensively, including pseudo-random sequences. Can be used as a noise generator.
Line Regulation:
The ability of a power-supply voltage regulator to maintain its output voltage despite variations in its input voltage.
LLC:
(“Leadless Chip Carrier”)
Look-up Table:
A stored matrix of data for reference purpose.
LSB:
Least-Significant Bit. In a binary number, the LSB is the least weighted bit in the number. Typically, binary numbers are written with the MSB in the left-most position; the LSB is the furthest-right bit.
LSI:
Large-Scale Integration.
LVC:
Lowest Voltage Clamp
LVDS:
Low Voltage Differential Signaling
LVECL:
Low Voltage Emitter Coupled Logic
LVPECL:
Low Voltage Positive Emitter Coupled Logic
LVS:
Layout Versus Schematic
LVTTL:
Low Voltage Transistor-Transistor Logic.
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