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Quiescent Current

27/05/2022, hardwarebee

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The amount of current utilized by an IC when it is in the Quiescent state is referred to as Quiescent Current. The Quiescent state refers to any period of time when the IC is either no load or non-switching but is still switched on. When the external load current is zero, Quiescent Current is also the current required to power the internal circuitry of a low-dropout (LDO) IC.

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