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• LM338: Reflow of Part: LM338T/NOPB

  

  James Bowyer

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  Part Number: LM338 Hi Very quick question as i cant seem to find an answere on the data sheet of your part LM338T/NOPB Can this device be subjected to a reflow (not wave solder) procees of temps up to 260oC

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  • 1 month ago
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• LM338: Using LM338T below 0 degrees C

  

  Clifford van Dyk

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  Part Number: LM338 The LM338T has a specified operating termperature range of 0 to 125 degrees C, yet a storage range of -65 to 150 degrees C. I would like to operate the device below 0 degrees C momentarily while circuitry warms up. Is it safe to power…

  • 3 months ago
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• LM338: Using in parallel with shutdown

  

  Alex C

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  Part Number: LM338 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA990 Tool/software: Hello, I would like to use two LM338 in parallel and implement shutdown capability. For up to 28V, 8A output. I see that figure 44 in the datasheet shows an example of the devices…

  • over 1 year ago
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• LM338: Looking for simulation file or alternate part for simulation

  

  Sreehari S

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  Part Number: LM338 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMS1585A Tool/software: I am looking for simulating the circuit using LM338. if not kindly suggest any other part number where we are looking for input of Either 24V AC or DC to 24V/2.5A DC

  • over 1 year ago
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• LM317: Increasing Current with Two LM317 or LM338 Regulators in Parallel.

  

  Felipe de Andrade

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  Part Number: LM317 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM338 Tool/software: Hello, I have a question related to the adjustable linear regulators LM317 and/or LM338. I purchased these two components to build a constant current…

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  • over 1 year ago
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• LM338: LM338T Parallel Configuration

  

  Christian Adam

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  Part Number: LM338 I want to run 3 LM338 12V regulators off of a 28V input voltage. I would likely be drawing ~12A from them and have considered just making 3 separate 12V nets, but would rather have a setup like this to consolidate everything. Obviously…

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• LM338: power circuit from 12V (through LM338) or from 5V from USB connection

  

  Rudy Moore

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  Part Number: LM338 I'd like to be able to power my circuit from either a 12V source or from a 5V USB connection. How would you recommend connecting to the 5VUSB supply? Thanks!

  • over 3 years ago
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• LM338: Pspice simulation

  

  Nurul Hamzah

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  Part Number: LM338 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM317 , Hello, I am trying to run this circuit using Pspice, however, I didnt get the desired output current which is 1A. Can you help me? Thank you in advance

  • over 2 years ago
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• LM338: Thermal Resistance of Package Case

  

  ArTzy

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  Part Number: LM338 Hi Experts, Good day. Can you please indicate which side of the package is the case? Your datasheet refers to the case as the "top" of the package, but due to the presence of the huge metal clip on the bottom of the package I'm…

  • over 3 years ago
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• LM338: Spice model

  

  Art Mecina

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  Part Number: LM338 Hello Guys, Good day. Is there an available SPice model for LM338? or a similar device that customer can use with spice model available? Thanks and regards, Art

  • over 4 years ago
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