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LM109JAN - 5-Volt Regulator

Description

The LM109 series are complete 5V regulators fabricated on a single silicon chip.

They are designed for local regulation on digital logic cards, eliminating the distribution problems association with single-point regulation.

The devices are available in two standard transistor packages.

Features

  • 1.
  • 2 Specified to be Compatible, Worst Case, with TTL and DTL.
  • Output Current in Excess of 1A.
  • Internal Thermal Overload Protection.
  • No External Components Required.

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Part number LM109JAN
Manufacturer Texas Instruments
File Size 299.89 KB
Description 5-Volt Regulator
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OBSOLETE LM109JAN www.ti.com SNVS379B – NOVEMBER 2005 – REVISED MARCH 2013 LM109JAN 5-Volt Regulator FEATURES 1 •2 Specified to be Compatible, Worst Case, with TTL and DTL • Output Current in Excess of 1A • Internal Thermal Overload Protection • No External Components Required DESCRIPTION The LM109 series are complete 5V regulators fabricated on a single silicon chip. They are designed for local regulation on digital logic cards, eliminating the distribution problems association with single-point regulation. The devices are available in two standard transistor packages. In the solid-kovar TO header, it can deliver output currents in excess of 200 mA, if adequate heat sinking is provided. With the TO power package, the available output current is greater than 1A.
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