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The LM317LCLPRE3 from Texas Instruments is a versatile adjustable positive linear voltage regulator designed for various applications. It provides a stable output voltage that can be precisely set using external resistors, offering flexibility in power supply design.
Key electrical characteristics include an output current capability of 100mA and a maximum input voltage of 32V. The device features built-in protection circuitry, including over current, over temperature, and short circuit protection, enhancing its reliability and robustness in demanding environments. The PSRR is rated between 80dB and 65dB at 120Hz, indicating good noise rejection.
This regulator is housed in a TO-92-3 package, suitable for through-hole mounting. It operates across a temperature range of 0°C to 125°C. The LM317LCLPRE3 is designed for applications requiring a stable and adjustable positive voltage supply, such as in power management circuits, battery chargers, and general-purpose voltage regulation.
Compliance information indicates RoHS3 compliance, with MSL 1 and REACH unaffected status. These features make it a suitable choice for designs where environmental regulations and component reliability are critical.
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The output voltage is adjustable up to 1.25V.
100mA.
3V.
0°C to 125°C.
TO-92-3 (TO-226-3, TO-92-3 (TO-226AA) Formed Leads).
Over current, over temperature, and short circuit protection.
80dB typical, 65dB minimum at 120Hz.