
ONSEMI MC7918CTG: -18V fixed negative linear regulator, 1A output, TO-220. Features thermal overload and short circuit protection.
The ONSEMI MC7918CTG is a fixed output, negative linear voltage regulator delivering -18V with a maximum output current of 1A. This through-hole device is housed in a TO-220 package with 3 pins and is designed for robust performance across demanding industrial and power management applications.
Key Features
The regulator includes comprehensive protection mechanisms, including thermal shutdown, current limiting, and safe-area compensation, ensuring remarkable ruggedness under most operating conditions. With adequate heatsinking, it can deliver output currents exceeding 1A, making it a versatile solution for various negative rail applications.
Specifications
With its -18V output and 1A capability, this regulator is essential for stable negative voltage supplies in a wide range of electronic circuits. The TO-220 package allows for efficient heatsinking, ensuring reliable performance in high-current environments.
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