AP117A - Rad-Hard Adjustable Positive Linear Voltage Regulator

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Part number	AP117A
Manufacturer	API Technologies
File Size	452.79 KB
Description	Rad-Hard Adjustable Positive Linear Voltage Regulator
Datasheet	AP117A Datasheet
Note	This datasheet PDF includes multiple part numbers: AP117A, AP117. Please refer to the document for exact specifications by model.
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Description

Adjust Pin Output Voltage Input Voltage No Connection- Isolated Ordering Information AP117A K D2 -ADJ Product Number 117 = 4% Ref.Accuracy 117A = 1% Ref.Accuracy 117B = 2% Ref.Accuracy Screening Level K = Class-K Compliant H = Class-H Compliant E = Engineering Model Package Type D2 = Tabless TO-257 7 = TO-257 Available Output Voltage Options -ADJ = Adjustable Screening Options Tests 100 % Non-Destruct Wire-Pull Pre-Cap Visual Temperature Cycle Constant Acceleration PIND Pre-Burn-In El

Features

Rad-Hard to 300 krad TID 1.
Single Event, latch-up immune (LET= 87 MeV/mg/cm2).
Wide Input/Output Voltage Differential: 40V.
K-level screening.
Excellent Temperature Stability The AP117/117A are space qualified, wide-input range positive linear voltage regulators designed for military and space flight.

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AP117 - Rad-Hard Adjustable Positive Linear Voltage Regulator

Published: Apr 1, 2015 |