L200 Power Supply
The L200C voltage regulator is designed for versatile applications requiring both voltage and current regulation. It operates with a wide input voltage range, supporting input voltages up to 60 VDC, making it suitable for various power supply designs. The regulator is equipped with five pins, which include input, output, ground, and two adjustment pins that facilitate setting the output voltage and current levels as per the requirements of the application.
The thermal shutdown feature is critical for protecting the IC from overheating conditions. This safety mechanism is triggered when the junction temperature exceeds a predefined limit, thereby preventing damage to the device. Additionally, the input over-voltage protection ensures that the IC operates safely within its specified limits, safeguarding the circuit from voltage spikes that could potentially harm the regulator.
The L200C is packaged in a compact format, and the alternative L200CV version comes with straight pins, making it ideal for direct PCB mounting. This feature simplifies the integration process into existing designs and enhances the reliability of the connections. The regulator can be utilized in various applications, including power supplies, battery chargers, and other electronic devices requiring stable voltage and current outputs.
In summary, the L200C and its variant L200CV provide a robust solution for voltage and current regulation, equipped with essential protection features, and designed for ease of integration into electronic circuits.The versatile 5 pin L200C regulator offers both voltage and current regulation in a single package. The IC also features thermal shutdown and input over voltage protection up to 60 Vdc. The package is also available as L200CV which has straight pins for mounting onto a PCB. 🔗 External reference
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