Hi guys, how do i test a (278RA05) 2A Output Low Dropout Voltage Regulator
Thanks for any info
Thanks for any info
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Re: how to test a Voltage Regulators
looks to be a 7805 variant with an extra pin for adjusting the voltage or disabling the output.
1st pin: input
2nd pin: output
3rd pin: GND
4th pin: either voltage adjustment or output disabling
if the 4th pin isn't connected to anything, you should see 5V DC on pin 2
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Re: how to test a Voltage Regulators
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