Yes it is. I found a datasheet with google, but this is a much better one. :-)
Thank you very much, I appreciate it.
Geoff.
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All 78** and 79** series shut down, if they aren't fakes. :)
Or causing a lot of RFI? :)
I bought 1000 78L05 surplus a few years ago. Two resistors let me set the output to higher voltages, and the were only 3 cents each. :)
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Do they use the same die, the low current ones and the 1amp ones?
At least proper numbering won out. I remember when they were LM309s and LM340-X, and then if you didn't want to-3 packages, they had 78XX. Then they standardized on the 78XX and 79XX so you could so easily tell what it was, and what voltage.
I even have some odd ones bought surplus, some voltage and a fraction. prsumably because someone needed it in enough quantity that it was worth a custom run.
Michael