SEC KA78R12 & 1L0380R

Apr 16, 2005 4 Replies

Looking to purchase one of eacg of the above, does anyone know of anyone in Australia that stocks them or an equivalent version.



Thanks


......... what are they ..................... who have you tried ,,,,,,,,,, honestly you jokers don't help us to help you.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I didn't know why I take a interest any more.

Thanks

On Sat, 16 Apr 2005 21:22:43 +1000, "Matt" put finger to keyboard and composed:

Farnell have a range of low dropout 3 terminal regulators. I haven't checked closely, but I suspect the LM2940T, LM2940CT, LD1086V120, LT1086CT12, L4940V12 may all replace the KA78R12. The LM2940CT-12 is available from Jaycar, cat# ZV-1562, $7.

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The second part is a Samsung/Fairchild PWM controller with integrated high current MOSFET:

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If you can't find the original, then you may want to try adapting a TopSwitch product from Power Integration:

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WES Components carry the TOP201, 202, 214, 224, and 225 parts.

- Franc Zabkar

Please remove one 's' from my address when replying by email.

Of course, what a silly tit I am, it's a 3 leg regulator "KA78R12" see how helpful I could of been if Matt have of posted more information, that's why I say some of these people need to tell us more for us to help them.

Farnell have a range of low dropout 3 terminal regulators. I haven't checked closely, but I suspect the LM2940T, LM2940CT, LD1086V120, LT1086CT12, L4940V12 may all replace the KA78R12. The LM2940CT-12 is available from Jaycar, cat# ZV-1562, $7.

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The second part is a Samsung/Fairchild PWM controller with integrated high current MOSFET:

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If you can't find the original, then you may want to try adapting a TopSwitch product from Power Integration:

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WES Components carry the TOP201, 202, 214, 224, and 225 parts.

- Franc Zabkar

-- Please remove one 's' from my address when replying by email.

Agreed

such posts I would simply ignore, and I cant blame others who do likewise.

Unfortunately in real life too, I notice this sort of stuff is getting more and more common, questions condensed as much as possible, containing no information etc, that just makes understanding them take much longer

- its easier not to bother, and makes me more understand the reasons behind some of Phils responses.

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