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'[PICLIST] Low Current Voltage Regulator -- where t'
2002\01\04@111200
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John Hansen
I'm looking for a 5 volt regulator that draws very little current when
there is no load. Mouser Electronics has a Seiko part (S-81250SGY) in a
TO-92 package that looks like it would be just about perfect (1.2 uA and
only ~60 cents) but they won't have any available until at least the end of
April. Does anyone know of either an alternative source for this part or
an alternative part that is actually shipping? (I'm looking for a
thru-hole part.)
Thanks!
John Hansen
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2002\01\04@112650
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Scott.Touchton
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Check the distributors / reps that carry Seiko. Also, Telcom (or is it
Telecom??) makes some comparable regulators, though I believe the current
draw on the Seiko is the lowest.
Did you try using Partminer to search for stock?
Scott F. Touchton
1550 Engineering Manager
JDS Uniphase
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I'm looking for a 5 volt regulator that draws very little current when
there is no load. Mouser Electronics has a Seiko part (S-81250SGY) in a
TO-92 package that looks like it would be just about perfect (1.2 uA and
only ~60 cents) but they won't have any available until at least the end of
April. Does anyone know of either an alternative source for this part or
an alternative part that is actually shipping? (I'm looking for a
thru-hole part.)
Thanks!
John Hansen
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'[PICLIST] Low Current Voltage Regulator -- where t'
2002\01\04@120827
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Dal Wheeler
you also might look at a sipex part --not sure if the one I'm thinking of
goes to 1.2 uA but... might be worth looking...
http://www.sipex.com
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2002\01\05@063550
by
Roman Black
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John Hansen wrote:
>
> I'm looking for a 5 volt regulator that draws very little current when
> there is no load. Mouser Electronics has a Seiko part (S-81250SGY) in a
> TO-92 package that looks like it would be just about perfect (1.2 uA and
> only ~60 cents) but they won't have any available until at least the end of
> April. Does anyone know of either an alternative source for this part or
> an alternative part that is actually shipping? (I'm looking for a
> thru-hole part.)
If you are willing to build it discrete
(couple of transistors, inductor) it might be
possible to adapt this 2-transistor SMPS
regulator, it will give better efficiency
when running and should be adaptable to very
low power "standby" when there is no load.
The circuit is already designed to have
everything off when there is no load, with the
exception of one resistor and zener which
is used as a voltage reference. Changing
this part of the circuit slightly will give
standby under 2uA. Of course if you don't
need efficiency when running it may not be worth
the complexity of even a simple SMPS regulator.
-Roman
Here's the 2-tran SMPS 5v regulator:
http://centauri.ezy.net.au/~fastvid/smps.htm
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'[EE]: Low Current Voltage Regulator -- where to ge'
2002\01\05@063803
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Roman Black
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(sorry! fixed topic tag)
John Hansen wrote:
>
> I'm looking for a 5 volt regulator that draws very little current when
> there is no load. Mouser Electronics has a Seiko part (S-81250SGY) in a
> TO-92 package that looks like it would be just about perfect (1.2 uA and
> only ~60 cents) but they won't have any available until at least the end of
> April. Does anyone know of either an alternative source for this part or
> an alternative part that is actually shipping? (I'm looking for a
> thru-hole part.)
If you are willing to build it discrete
(couple of transistors, inductor) it might be
possible to adapt this 2-transistor SMPS
regulator, it will give better efficiency
when running and should be adaptable to very
low power "standby" when there is no load.
The circuit is already designed to have
everything off when there is no load, with the
exception of one resistor and zener which
is used as a voltage reference. Changing
this part of the circuit slightly will give
standby under 2uA. Of course if you don't
need efficiency when running it may not be worth
the complexity of even a simple SMPS regulator.
-Roman
Here's the 2-tran SMPS 5v regulator:
http://centauri.ezy.net.au/~fastvid/smps.htm
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2002\01\06@135157
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Dwayne Reid
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John Hansen wrote:
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> I'm looking for a 5 volt regulator that draws very little current when
> there is no load. Mouser Electronics has a Seiko part (S-81250SGY) in a
> TO-92 package that looks like it would be just about perfect (1.2 uA and
> only ~60 cents) but they won't have any available until at least the end of
> April. Does anyone know of either an alternative source for this part or
> an alternative part that is actually shipping? (I'm looking for a
> thru-hole part.)
Microchip bought Telcom Semi - I have used the TC-55 series low drop-out
regulators with good results. Check the Microchip web site and get samples
from the same folks who give you PIC samples.
dwayne
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