Texas Instruments

LM7805MPX/NOPB  

Linear & Switching Voltage Regulators

The LM7805MPX/NOPB is a linear voltage regulator integrated circuit (IC) manufactured by Texas Instruments. It is designed to provide a stable output voltage of 5V from an input voltage source that can range from 7V to 35V. Here's a brief description, features, and applications of the LM7805MPX/NOPB:

Description:

The LM7805MPX/NOPB is a member of the LM78xx family of three-terminal positive voltage regulators. It offers a high output current capacity (up to 1A) and features internal current limiting, thermal shutdown, and safe area protection. The device is available in a TO-220 package, which is suitable for both through-hole and surface-mount applications.

Features:

1. Output voltage: 5V
2. Output current: Up to 1A
3. Input voltage range: 7V to 35V
4. Internal current limiting
5. Thermal shutdown protection
6. Safe area protection
7. Low dropout voltage
8. High line and load regulation
9. Available in a TO-220 package

Applications:

The LM7805MPX/NOPB is widely used in various applications where a stable 5V supply is required. Some common applications include:

1. Power supply for microcontrollers and other digital circuits
2. Voltage regulation in battery-powered devices
3. Voltage conversion in electronic gadgets and appliances
4. Stabilized power supply for sensors and transducers
5. Voltage regulation in computer peripherals and accessories
6. Power supply for small LED lighting systems
7. Voltage regulation in test and measurement equipment

The LM7805MPX/NOPB is a reliable and cost-effective solution for providing a stable 5V output in a wide range of electronic circuits and systems. Its features, such as thermal shutdown and current limiting, ensure safe operation and protection against overload conditions.

LM7805MPX/NOPB Documents

Download datasheets and manufacturer documentation for LM7805MPX/NOPB

PCN Assembly/Origin :

Mult Devices 12/Apr/2018      

Datasheets :

LM340, LM340A, LM7805      

PCN Packaging :

Pin One Dot 07/Jan/2019