NTE1912 - Integrated Circuit Positive 3 Terminal Voltage Regulator

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Part number	NTE1912
Manufacturer	NTE
File Size	24.70 KB
Description	Integrated Circuit Positive 3 Terminal Voltage Regulator
Datasheet	NTE1912 Datasheet
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Description

The NTE1912 is a 3 terminal fixed positive voltage regulator in a TO3 type package designed for use in applications requiring a well regulated positive output voltage.

Features

include full power usage up to 3A of load current, internal current limiting, thermal shutdown, and safe area protection on the chip, providing protection of the series pass Darlington, under most operating conditions. Hermetically sealed steel packages are utilized for high reliability and low thermal resistance. A low.
noise temperature stable band.
gap reference is the key design factor insuring excellent temperature regulation of the NTE1912. This coupled to a very low output i.

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Published: May 9, 2005 |