
Texas Instruments adjustable linear voltage regulator with 500mA output and 1.25V to 37V range in a SOT-223 surface-mount package.
Texas Instruments Adjustable Linear Voltage Regulator 500mA is a 3-terminal adjustable positive linear voltage regulator capable of supplying more than 500mA over an output voltage range of 1.25V to 37V.
Overview
The regulator requires only two external resistors to set the desired output level, offering flexibility for a wide range of electronic applications. It is designed to provide a stable power supply, with line and load regulation that supports consistent performance when input voltage or load conditions fluctuate.
Key Features
Applications
The regulator can be used to create high-voltage regulated outputs, provided the maximum input-to-output differential does not exceed 40V at any time. It can also be configured as a precise floating current source controlled by a single external resistor.
Specifications
Choose this adjustable linear voltage regulator when a configurable 1.25V to 37V output in a SOT-223 surface-mount package is required, with a stated maximum output current of 500mA.
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