Yes, one 350 will take the load of two 7805s. The pin out is different and you need external resistors to set the voltage of the 350 because it is adjustable, so it is not a direct replacement on a PCB.
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Yes, one 350 will take the load of two 7805s. The pin out is different and you need external resistors to set the voltage of the 350 because it is adjustable, so it is not a direct replacement on a PCB.
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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I prefer to not redesign my current circuitry. What about other components doing the trick fitting in the position of my 7805?
PS: If I actually had to redesign my circuitry I would use http://www.elecfree.com/electronic/5...ly-by-tip2955/.
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Yep, that would work to. Just like Alan suggested.Originally Posted by Security
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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A 78S05 is a 2A version of the 7805.
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Ahhhh, ... inflation ...
Hi,
And a 78T05 CT ( Motorola ) is the 3Amps TO 220 model ...
also the LT 1085 CT 5 ...
in TO3 case, you have the LM 323 K
But do not forget the convenient heatsink !!! - what about your transformer and rectifiers ???
Alain
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Good idea Acetronics, that is exactly what I want.
Problem solved.
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