voltage regulator

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Hero999 said:
Sorry, that wasn't directed that at you, but the origional poster.
I didn't think it was and in fact an LM317 is probably just as good as any other choice in the absence of specific requirements. But I always like to be different when I have the latitude.
 
I thought he asked for a 3V regulator. The LM3940 is a 3.3 V regulator, or did I miss something?
 
Fahime said:
Is there any 3V voltage regulator? If yes, What is its Ic name?
Hi
what input voltage you have to give-- if it is 5V you alraedy got reply
you may also try out lm7833
 
Fahime said:
I need a 12V to 3V regulator.
OK the Micrel part or the LM317 will do the job, but be careful how much load current you try to supply. I think 100 mA, which will disipate 900 mW should be about the limit. If you need more current then consider a BAHS and a BAF. That's a Big A** Heat Sink and a Big A** Fan.
 
hotwaterwizard said:
Nothing a diode can't fix
A diode would give 2.7 to 2.3V on the output depending on the load which might be too low for it to operate reliably.

I wouldn't worry about it 3.3V is close enough.
 
Why would you put this on the output of a 3.3 Volt regulator? Or are you saying this will do the whole job of providing 3V from a higher input.
 
Well we're now on the second page of this thread!, and we still don't even really know what the OP wants, or what the spec might be?. I would imagine that it's highly possible that a 3.3V regulator would be perfectly fine?, it's also quite possible that something else entirely might be better? - but like all these questions with no details there may be a better way to do what he wants (if we just knew what it was).
 
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