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Is there a version of the LM317 that works up to 10A? How about up to
5A?
Michael
5A?
Michael
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Tom Biasi
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<mrdarrett@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Look up the LT1038.Is there a version of the LM317 that works up to 10A? How about up to
5A?
Michael
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Stephen J. Rush
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On Mon, 31 Mar 2008 12:45:28 -0700, mrdarrett wrote:
regulators is to use the chip to control a power transistor. I used to
have a collection of National Semiconductor app notes on the subject, but
it's gone with the flood. Newer power supplies usually use switching
regulators for higher efficiency. Have you tried one of the big catalog
sites, like newark.com?
The traditional way to get more than an amp or two with these ICIs there a version of the LM317 that works up to 10A? How about up to
5A?
regulators is to use the chip to control a power transistor. I used to
have a collection of National Semiconductor app notes on the subject, but
it's gone with the flood. Newer power supplies usually use switching
regulators for higher efficiency. Have you tried one of the big catalog
sites, like newark.com?
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Phil Allison
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<mrdarrett@gmail.com
** The K version does.
Look it up.
....... Phil
Is there a version of the LM317 that works up to 10A? How about up to
5A?
** The K version does.
Look it up.
....... Phil
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Phil Allison
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"Phil Allison"
Look up the LM338 K.
TO3, 6 to 7 amps.
........ Phil
** Correction.Is there a version of the LM317 that works up to 10A? How about up to
5A?
** The K version does.
Look it up.
Look up the LM338 K.
TO3, 6 to 7 amps.
........ Phil
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On Mar 31, 12:05 pm, "Tom Biasi" <tombi...@optonline.net> wrote:
Thanks.
Looks like the LT1038 is obsolete/discontinued.
I'll look into the suggestions from Stephen and Phil
Michael
mrdarr...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Is there a version of the LM317 that works up to 10A? How about up to
5A?
Michael
Look up the LT1038.
Thanks.
Looks like the LT1038 is obsolete/discontinued.
I'll look into the suggestions from Stephen and Phil
Michael
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On Mar 31, 2:08 pm, "Phil Allison" <philalli...@tpg.com.au> wrote:
National Semiconductor's datasheet (LM117.pdf) says the LM317K is
limited to 1.5A. TO-3 package
http://www.national.com/ds.cgi/LM/LM117.pdf
Any other vendor produce a 10A version?
MD
mrdarr...@gmail.com
Is there a version of the LM317 that works up to 10A? How about up to
5A?
** The K version does.
Look it up.
...... Phil
National Semiconductor's datasheet (LM117.pdf) says the LM317K is
limited to 1.5A. TO-3 package
http://www.national.com/ds.cgi/LM/LM117.pdf
Any other vendor produce a 10A version?
MD
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On Mar 31, 4:04 pm, "Phil Allison" <philalli...@tpg.com.au> wrote:
Thanks Phil!
Michael
"Phil Allison"
Is there a version of the LM317 that works up to 10A? How about up to
5A?
** The K version does.
Look it up.
** Correction.
Look up the LM338 K.
TO3, 6 to 7 amps.
....... Phil
Thanks Phil!
Michael