
STMicroelectronics L78L12ACZ fixed positive regulator, 12V output, 100mA, TO-92 package. Short circuit protection, no external components needed.
The STMicroelectronics L78L12ACZ is a three-terminal positive fixed voltage regulator designed for a broad range of applications. It features internal current limiting and thermal shutdown, making it robust and reliable in demanding conditions. With an output current of up to 100mA, this regulator is ideal for local or on-card regulation, effectively eliminating noise and distribution issues often associated with single-point regulation.
This component delivers a fixed 12V output and accepts an input voltage range from 19V to 35V. It incorporates short circuit protection and requires no external components, simplifying design and PCB layout. The TO-92-3 package is suitable for through-hole mounting, making it easy to integrate into a variety of circuits.
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The L78L12ACZ is designed for reliability, providing stable power regulation for various electronic projects and equipment.
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