I am using a 78L05 (UA78L05ACLP). Looked for this info on that datasheet but am thinking it is expected that people reading it would already know. No there.
The test circuit is simple a .33uF cap on the input and a .1uF on the output. Simple enough.
Currently I have 1.0uF and .22uF electrolytic caps but no .33uF except for SMT 1210 ceramic parts. Would rather not use the SMT 1210s for this.
Its the electrolytic type of cap thats not suitable for high frequency decoupling required close to the regulator.
What impact would there be if I used the 1.0uF.
I am thinking none. Am I right that 3x is close enough?
Peeked at where he has a .1uF on the input side where the datasheet shows a .33uF for a LM7805CT regulator. Would that be better ?