
Texas Instruments 5V fixed linear voltage regulator (SMD SOIC). 100mA output, 6.7-35V input, with thermal & short-circuit protection.
The Texas Instruments LM78L05ACM/NOPB is a high-quality, 3-terminal positive voltage regulator providing a fixed 5V DC output, ideal for a wide range of electronic applications. This surface-mount device (SMD) offers a reliable and compact solution for on-card power regulation, effectively eliminating the issues associated with single-point power distribution in complex systems.
Designed as a superior replacement for traditional Zener diode and resistor combinations, this regulator dramatically improves effective output impedance by two orders of magnitude while drawing lower quiescent current. Its built-in protections, including internal thermal overload protection, output transistor safe area protection, and an internal short-circuit current limit, ensure robust and safe operation under varying conditions.
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Handling Note: This device has limited built-in ESD (elect
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