R-783.3-0.5, Recom Switching Regulator, Through Hole, 3.3V dc Output Voltage, 4.75 → 32V dc Input Voltage, 500mA Output, Импульсные стабилизаторы

R78xx-0.5 Series Switching Regulator

The Recom R-78xx series are highly efficient, non-isolated switching regulators. They offer a high-quality product low cost in production quantity. Their low-profile design enables them to be used in numerous applications from distribution supply systems, controllers and sensors, robotics, medical and telecommunications.

The convertor has a high-voltage input range and there is no need for heat sinks, due to little energy being wasted. It has a wide input range with short circuit protection and no external components are needed to work efficiently.

Features & Benefits

• Low cost, high quality
• Very low profile
• Pin compatible with LM78xx linear regulators
• High efficiency, non-isolated, no need for heatsinks
• Requires no external components
• Fully Protected for short circuit, overload and over temperature
• Low ripple and noise
• Compact size, ensuring space saving

RECOM Switching Regulator, 4.75 to 32V DC Input Voltage Range, 3.3V DC Output Voltage - R78HB Series - R-783.3-0.5

Maintain a stable output voltage in your electrical devices using this switching regulator from RECOM. It's pin-compatible with linear regulators from the LM78xx range so you can replace them with this component to upgrade your system. The through-holes in its body let you quickly fit this unit into a machine without the need to drill mounting holes in it. A wide operating temperature range between -40°C and +85°C means it can withstand demanding conditions.

Features & Benefits

• Built-in short circuit protection helps prevent damage from current malfunction
• Broad input voltage range between 4.75 and 32V DC for versatility
• MTBF of 21,098,000 hours for lasting performance
• Efficiency rating of 91% for reduced energy consumption

Applications

• Manufacturing industry
• Medical technology
• Agricultural equipment
• Computer devices

What's the difference between a switching regulator and a linear regulator?

While a switching regulator stores excess voltage in its transistor leading to lower energy waste, a linear regulator releases excess voltage as heat. As switching regulators use less power and are more efficient, you'll typically find them used in devices with high input voltage ratings.

Datasheet

Application Sheet - Recom Power