[ASK] APL 1084 (sanpec) & BUX P415 (ST) - Electronic Circuits Projects Diagrams Free

TheCaesar · 29th January 2007, 10:29 PM

hello...all.

Anyone know alternate part of :...

1. Sanpec APL1084.
(5A Low Dropout Fast Response Positive Adjustable Regulator and Fixed 3.3V)

2. ST BUX P415.
(Unknown??can't find with googling)

Thanx..

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OOT : Amazing and Nice Electronics Forum!

on1aag · 30th January 2007, 01:41 AM

Ave Caesar,

The APL1084 can be either a variable 5A low drop regulator or a fixed one,
depending on the marking. If you have an APL1084 it's a variable, if you
have a APL1084-3.3 or APL1084-5 or . . . it's a fixed one.
A suitable replacement is the LT1084 from Linear Technology. It also comes
in both versions, that's the easy part.
The transistor (?) is a whole new ball-game. I really can't give you more on
that without having seen the circuit. So give us more details, maybe (part of) the circuit diagram or a picture (of your dog).

With kind regards,

on1aag.

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29th January 2007, 10:29 PM	(permalink)
TheCaesar	[ASK] APL 1084 (sanpec) & BUX P415 (ST) hello...all. Anyone know alternate part of :... 1. Sanpec APL1084. (5A Low Dropout Fast Response Positive Adjustable Regulator and Fixed 3.3V) 2. ST BUX P415. (Unknown??can't find with googling) Thanx.. ------------- OOT : Amazing and Nice Electronics Forum! Last edited by TheCaesar; 29th January 2007 at 10:36 PM. Reason: Update

30th January 2007, 01:41 AM	(permalink)
on1aag	I need to take a pill. Ave Caesar, The APL1084 can be either a variable 5A low drop regulator or a fixed one, depending on the marking. If you have an APL1084 it's a variable, if you have a APL1084-3.3 or APL1084-5 or . . . it's a fixed one. A suitable replacement is the LT1084 from Linear Technology. It also comes in both versions, that's the easy part. The transistor (?) is a whole new ball-game. I really can't give you more on that without having seen the circuit. So give us more details, maybe (part of) the circuit diagram or a picture (of your dog). With kind regards, on1aag.