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New 78xx regulator from Datel

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New 78xx regulator

DATEL’s 7805SR (5V output), 7812SR (12V output) and 7803SR (3.3V output) step-down switching regulators are modern drop-in replacements for older, inefficient, LM7805 and LM7812 linear regulators.

The 78XXSR's are pin- and sizecompatible with industry-standard TO-220 SIP packages. A 260kHz switching frequency provides for efficiencies as high as 95%. Full-load (up to 0.5A) operation from 9V, 12V, 24V, or 36V
supplies at ambient temperatures up to +70°C requires no heat sinks, no temperature derating, no forced-air cooling, and no external capacitors.

78SR switching regulators provide many significant improvements over their linear counterparts: lower quiescent current (3mA vs. 5 mA), reverse-polarity protection (–60V vs. none), higher input voltage (40V vs. 32V), and better output accuracy (±1.5% vs. ±5%). All these features combine to make 78SR regulators ideal for new or existing LM7805 & LM7812 applications requiring full-load operation at elevated voltages.

h**p://www.datel.com/data/meters/dms-78xxsr.pdf

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Re: New 78xx regulator

Switch Mode power is difficult to replace linear regulator,Because it is hard to do with ripple and noise,even other EMI.
 

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