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adjustable voltage regulator LM337
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It will help your search by first reading the information in the "newcomers" board. Then read any stickies in the board that "may" have the info you are looking for.
This may not answer your question, but it will help you to "focus" your questions better. The better the question, the better the replies.
When a question is too "vague", the answer would be so "long" or complex that many normally helpful members will just not reply at all.
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**EDIT** Oh yeah. Thanks for your quick action earlier
This may not answer your question, but it will help you to "focus" your questions better. The better the question, the better the replies.
When a question is too "vague", the answer would be so "long" or complex that many normally helpful members will just not reply at all.
Peace,
dave
**EDIT** Oh yeah. Thanks for your quick action earlier
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Short answer,
The LM337 regulator is the negative counterpart to the LM317 used in the DDL driver.
Look here for specs. on the LM337,
LM337 - 3-Terminal Adjustable Negative Regulator
And here for the LM317,
LM317 - 3-Terminal Adjustable Regulator
You will have to search, (as Dave stated) for more in-depth info as to usage.
The LM337 regulator is the negative counterpart to the LM317 used in the DDL driver.
Look here for specs. on the LM337,
LM337 - 3-Terminal Adjustable Negative Regulator
And here for the LM317,
LM317 - 3-Terminal Adjustable Regulator
You will have to search, (as Dave stated) for more in-depth info as to usage.
