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Re: The SimpleDrive2 - Very easy to set!
If someone of you have the possibility to get a sample of the MCP565 regulator, it can worth the effort of a try ..... according to its datasheet, it have a Vref of 0.9V (less dissipation on the RSET), and a typical dropout of 0.9 / 1 V, with a maximum of 1.5A current ..... and for higher currents, the NCP5663 reach 3A, with the same Vref and dropouts .....
The only possible "problems", are that the maximum voltage is given at 9V (18V absolute maximum, but this is a risk), and that the adjustable type is in 5-pins D2PAK case ..... also, the ADJ pin is referred to a phisical ground, not floating as the LM serie, so the RSET must be placed between the GND and the led, and not in serie with the Vout pin, as usual ..... i'm wondering if they distribute them here, it's an interesting possibility, anyway.
EDIT: also look at this one ..... if it was not in a stupid 16.pins package, it can be a very good linear regulator, til 1A
If someone of you have the possibility to get a sample of the MCP565 regulator, it can worth the effort of a try ..... according to its datasheet, it have a Vref of 0.9V (less dissipation on the RSET), and a typical dropout of 0.9 / 1 V, with a maximum of 1.5A current ..... and for higher currents, the NCP5663 reach 3A, with the same Vref and dropouts .....
The only possible "problems", are that the maximum voltage is given at 9V (18V absolute maximum, but this is a risk), and that the adjustable type is in 5-pins D2PAK case ..... also, the ADJ pin is referred to a phisical ground, not floating as the LM serie, so the RSET must be placed between the GND and the led, and not in serie with the Vout pin, as usual ..... i'm wondering if they distribute them here, it's an interesting possibility, anyway.
EDIT: also look at this one ..... if it was not in a stupid 16.pins package, it can be a very good linear regulator, til 1A
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