NTE1956 - Integrated Circuit Positive 3 Terminal Voltage Regulator

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Part number	NTE1956
Manufacturer	NTE
File Size	22.91 KB
Description	Integrated Circuit Positive 3 Terminal Voltage Regulator
Datasheet	NTE1956 Datasheet
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Description

The NTE1956 is a positive voltage regulator in a TO220 type package with a low input/output voltage. voltage, battery driven equipment, and home appliances and industrial equipment with great fluctuation of the supply voltage.

Features

D Minimum Input/Output Voltage Difference: 0.5V Typ D On.
Chip Overcurrent Limiter D On.
Chip Thermal Protection Circuit D On.
Chip Inrush Current Protection Circuit at the time of Input Voltage Start.
Up D On.
Chip Input Short.
Circuit Protection Circuit (When the Input Pin is Short.
Circuited to the Ground, the Circuit Between Pin1 and Pin3 is Shut Down to Prevent Current Flow).

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Published: May 9, 2005 |