About electrical characteristics of LDO (Understanding datasheet)

As an example, an "Electrical Characteristics" table for the TCR2EF and TCR2EE Series is shown below.

Definitions of the Terms in the Table

1. Output voltage (V_OUT)：
   This is the most important and key characteristic of a power supply IC. V_OUT defines the accuracy of output voltage regulation under the specified test conditions.
   As shown in the table, it differs depending on the output voltage range.
   ICs with an output voltage of 1.8 V or higher are regulated with an accuracy of ±1.0%, while those with an output voltage of less than 1.8 V are regulated with an accuracy of ±18 mV.
2. Input voltage（V_IN)：
   Range of input voltage that can be applied to a power supply IC. The minimum input voltage, if specified, indicates the input voltage that is required at the minimum to deliver the specified typical output current (I_OUT), unless otherwise noted.
3. Line regulation (Reg･line)：
   Output voltage changes over the specified input voltage range, with the output current and the junction temperature kept constant (Tj=25°C).
   This rating does not include any output voltage change caused by input voltage transients.
4. Load regulation (Reg･load)：
   Output voltage changes over the specified output current range, with the input voltage and the junction temperature kept constant (Tj=25°C).
   This rating does not include any output voltage change caused by output current transients.
5. Bias current (I_B)：
   Current consumed by the power supply IC when it is operating
6. Standby current (I_B(OFF)) ：
   Current consumed by the power supply IC when it is idle
7. Input-output voltage differential (V_IN-V_OUT)
   Differential between the minimum input operating voltage and the output voltage required for the IC to keep the output voltage in regulation.
   Also called dropout voltage.
8. Average temperature coefficient of output voltage (T_CVO)：
   Change in the output voltage per degree centigrade under the specified test conditions. T_CVO of 100 ppm/°C (typ.) means that a 1°C increase in temperature causes the output voltage to increase by 0.1 mV. It should be noted, however, that all devices do not exhibit the same T_CVO value; it should be considered only as a guide.
9. Output noise voltag (V_NO)：
   RMS value of the noise voltage that occurs at the output when the IC is operating
10. Ripple rejection (R.R.) ：
    The ratio of the ripple amplitude (i.e., a small alternating-current component) in the IC input voltage to that in the output voltage after being rejected by the circuit
    R.R. (dB) = 20 log (ΔV_IN/ΔV_OUT)
11. Load transient response (ΔV_OUT) ：
    Change in the regulated output voltage that occurs as a result of a change in load current when the input voltage is stable enough for output voltage regulation
12. Control voltage (ON) (V_{CT (ON)} ):
    Voltage required to turn on the IC
13. Control voltage (V_{CT (OFF)} ) :
    Voltage required to turn off the IC