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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Winnipeg MB Canada
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Hello,
I have a circuit with LM337T and LM317T, they output -24 volts and +24 volts in the circuit. Now, I am considering upgrading these regs with the LT337A and LT317A. If I drop these into the circuit, do the adjusting resistors stay the same? IE does the new regs still output -24V and +24V without any changes? As another option, how would the LT3080 integrate into my circuit? Is there a negative voltage equivilant to the LT3080? Thanks |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: the north
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They should be equivalent same and replaceable.
Each devices, even if replacing one LM337T with LM337T, can have a very slightly diff reference voltage. 1.245 vs. 1.239, for example So give or take a few 0.1%, which in most ciruits fed will have no practical issue.
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