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  • Forum Post: Re: Rrequired output is 5V,150mA

    stain b stain b
    Thanks for a reply. But my problem is i am very comfortable with linear regulator's(i don't have any experience with inductor). Actually my input voltage is varied from 10v to 42v.If i use this two regulators LM317KC(TO-220) & UA7805(TO-220)(even efficiency is low ) can i get the...
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  • Forum Post: Rrequired output is 5V,150mA

    stain b stain b
    HI, In my circuit , required output is 5V,150mA.My input voltage is 10v-42v. I plan to use LM317KC(TO-220) & UA7805(TO-220) . Can you please comment about this one or otherwise tell me some other suggestions. Thanks , B.stalin.
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    Titusc Titusc
    Hi all, I am planning to use TPS51206 to generate .75V termination supply for two sets of DDR3 chips on my board. Each set belongs to a different IC. I notice the TPS51206 has a 2A limit. How do I calculate the maximum current my DDR3 chips will draw? Thanks, Titus
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    Naveen K Naveen K
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  • Forum Post: LDO regulators, suggestions?

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    on May 14, 2013
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