Product Overview
National LM2941CS Adjustable 1A Low Dropout Regulator
Product Condition
Unused, New Old Stock; clean and in excellent condition.
Product Overview
The LM2941CS by National Semiconductor is a 1A adjustable low dropout (LDO) voltage regulator in a TO-263 surface-mount package. Designed for automotive and industrial applications, it delivers stable output with a low dropout across a wide input range. It includes short-circuit protection and handles voltage transients up to 60 V.
Key Features
- Adjustable Output: 5 V to 20 V
- Output Current: Up to 1 A
- Dropout Voltage: 0.5 V typical at 1 A, 1 V max
- Input Voltage: 6 V to 26 V (60 V transient tolerant)
- Reference Voltage: 1.275 V
- Quiescent Current: ~30 mA at 1 A load
- Line Regulation: 4 mV/V
- Load Regulation: 7 mV/V
- Ripple Rejection: 0.005%/V
- Output Noise: 0.003% RMS (10 Hz–100 kHz)
- Short-Circuit Current Limit: ~1.6 A
- Package: TO-263-5 (D²PAK), surface mount, ~10 mm long
Applications
- Automotive voltage regulation
- Industrial control systems
- Battery-powered equipment
- Embedded electronics needing low dropout performance
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