
Texas Instruments fixed LDO regulator: 3.3V output, 800mA, TO-252-3. Stable power for your circuits.
This Texas Instruments Fixed LDO Voltage Regulator delivers a stable and regulated 3.3V output with a maximum output current of 800mA, making it ideal for a wide range of power supply applications.
Designed for simplicity, it requires no external components to set the output voltage, helping to reduce board space and design complexity. The input voltage range spans from 2.6V to 15V, offering flexibility for various supply rails.
Key specifications include a typical dropout voltage of 1.2V, ensuring efficient operation even with lower input voltage margins. The device is housed in a compact TO-252-3 (DPAK) package with 3 pins for easy PCB integration and thermal performance.
This regulator operates over a temperature range of 0°C to 125°C, making it suitable for demanding environments. Whether used in industrial control systems, consumer electronics, or battery-powered devices, this LDO provides reliable performance and consistent output regulation.
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