LM7812CT

Part points

• The LM7812CT chip is a voltage regulator that provides a steady and regulated 12V output. It is commonly used in electronic circuits to regulate power supply voltages. It accepts an input voltage ranging from 14V to 35V and converts it to a stable 12V output. The chip is easy to use and can handle a maximum current of 1.5A.

• Equivalent

  The equivalent products of the LM7812CT chip are the L7812CV and UA7812.

• Features

  The features of the LM7812CT are: it is a 3-terminal positive voltage regulator, it can provide a fixed output voltage of 12 volts, it has a maximum current output of 1.5 amperes, it has built-in thermal overload and short-circuit protection, and it requires an input voltage of 14-35 volts.

• Pinout

  The LM7812CT is a voltage regulator with a TO-220 package. It has three pins: input (pin 1), ground (pin 2), and output (pin 3). The input pin receives an unregulated input voltage, which is then regulated to the desired 12V output voltage by the regulator and provided at the output pin.

• Manufacturer

  The LM7812CT is manufactured by Texas Instruments. It is an American semiconductor company known for producing a wide range of integrated circuits and other electronic components used in various industries, including consumer electronics, automotive, and telecommunications.

• Application Field

  The LM7812CT is a 12V fixed voltage regulator that is commonly used in various electronic applications, such as power supplies, battery chargers, and voltage converters. It can regulate the input voltage to a stable 12V output, making it suitable for powering microcontrollers, integrated circuits, and other electronic components that require a reliable and constant voltage source.

• Package

  The LM7812CT chip comes in a TO-220 package type, which has three pins. Its form is a single integrated circuit (IC) with a voltage regulator function. The size of the chip is approximately 10.16mm x 4.83mm x 9.15mm.