
St MicroElectronics 7805 fixed 5V regulator, through hole, up to 100 mA output and 30V input. Includes thermal and short-circuit protection.
The St MicroElectronics 7805 5V Fixed Voltage Regulator is a three-terminal positive voltage regulator that provides a stable 5V DC output from a higher input voltage, with output currents of up to 100 mA when used with an adequate heat sink.
Overview
Designed for local or on-card regulation, this through-hole regulator helps reduce noise and distribution problems commonly associated with single-point regulation in larger systems. It accepts input voltages of up to 30V and operates across a temperature range of 0°C to 125°C.
Key Features
Applications
The 7805 suits prototypes, educational projects and straightforward power supply designs. It can also be used with external power pass elements to construct high-current voltage regulator circuits, and is suited to creating stable voltage rails for microcontrollers, sensors and logic circuits.
Dimensions and Weight
The St MicroElectronics 7805 5V Fixed Voltage Regulator is a suitable choice for providing a fixed 5V supply in electronic designs.
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