
STMicroelectronics LDO voltage regulator, fixed 1.2V, 800mA, SOT-223-3. Low dropout, high efficiency, robust protection.
The STMicroelectronics LD1117S12TR is a low-dropout voltage regulator with a fixed 1.2V output voltage, capable of delivering up to 800mA of output current. It is also available as an adjustable version with a reference voltage of 1.25V, offering design flexibility for a wide range of applications.
This regulator utilises an NPN pass transistor to ensure high efficiency, as quiescent current flows predominantly into the load, unlike PNP-based designs. A standard 10µF capacitor is sufficient for stability. On-chip trimming enables an output voltage tolerance of ±1% at 25°C, ensuring precise and reliable operation.
Key Features
The LD1117S12TR is a reliable solution for power management applications, offering stable output, robust protection, and compact SOT-223 packaging. Its tight voltage tolerance and low dropout make it suitable for precision electronics, including SCSI-2 termination and general-purpose power regulation.
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