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Part Number: LM723 Hello,
Does the LM723 have a thermal shutdown feature? I'm curious if the part shuts itself down at junction temperatures above it's maximum rating (+150C)?
Thanks,
Steve
Part Number: LM723 I want to use LM723 but before preparing pcb i want to evaluate it's performance. Can you please suggest for LM723 equivalent along with it's spice model
Part Number: LM723 Good Evening:
The LM723 is a workhorse. The voltage regulator has been around for decades. I searched TI site, but I cannot find a spice model? Is a spice model available or a suitable substitute?
Thank you for your time!
Sincerely…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM723 Hi team,
I couldn't find the LM723 CDIP or PDIP package available on datasheet or on ti.com.
Could you please help to check if we're still offering this package?
Thanks.
Part Number: LM723 I have a few questions on the datasheet. (1) On the table where it has all of the equations. Is the output voltage the regulated output or is the ouput coming from the serries pass transistor (pin 6 on the metal can package)? Also on…
Part Number: LM723 Hi,
I had a question about the CL and CS pins in the schematic shown on page 13 of the datasheet. It seems they are not connected to anything, so should they be grounded, or just left open?
Thanks.
Part Number: LM723 Hi,
I see in the typical application section of the datasheet for this voltage regulator that a 1N7021 diode is used. This diode seems to be obsolete/discontinued. Can you recommend a functionally similar diode to use instead?
Thanks…
Part Number: LM723 Hi,
It says in the datasheet "For metal can applications where VZ is required, an external 6.2V zener diode should be connected in series with VOUT.", does this mean I should just connect the Vz input to Vout through a diode? Attached…
