
STMicroelectronics L78L series 3.3V fixed positive linear voltage regulator. 100mA output, SOT-89 surface mount package with thermal shutdown.
The STMicroelectronics Positive Linear Voltage Regulator from the L78L series is a three-terminal device designed for reliable and stable voltage regulation. It features internal current limiting and thermal shutdown, providing robust protection for your circuits. When used with an adequate heat-sink, this regulator can deliver an output current of up to 100mA.
This device is intended for use as a fixed voltage regulator across a wide range of applications. It is particularly suited for local or on-card regulation, which helps eliminate noise and distribution problems associated with single-point regulation. Furthermore, it can be paired with power pass elements to create high-current voltage regulators. Using the L78L series as a replacement for a zener diode and resistor combination offers distinct advantages, including lower quiescent current and reduced noise levels.
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