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31st December 2007, 03:00 PM
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Location: Northern Virginia, USA
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Power Supply Regulator for T-Amps
I have several 15V+ switchmode power supplies handy I'd like to try to power up the Sureelectronics T-amp board (max 13.8V). So I'm going to have to cut the voltage down and would like 3A capability. I need something real simple to build, newb here. This seems like it would work:
LM350 http://www.national.com/mpf/LM/LM350.html Is there anything out there that might suit this purpose better? I also saw the LM7812 with similar implementation (low component count), but that only goes up to 1A. |
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