Re: LM327 14 pin DIL Data***

From: tommiy (tommiy_at_remove4spam.ozemail.com.au)
Date: 06/27/04 

Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 06:47:18 +1000

Thanks Graham,
    Don't suppose you know where a data *** is for the thing do you?
Appears NS doesn't even acknowledge they existed anymore ;)

"Graham W" <graham@his.com.puter.INVALID> wrote in message
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> "tommiy" <tommiy@remove4spam.ozemail.com.au> wrote in message
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> > I've been looking for a week now and it appears there isn't such a beast
> on
> > the net. I've tried all the normal suspect places but it appears that
> this
> > doesn't exist...yet I have one on a CPU board manufactured about 20 yrs
> > ago....
>
> It's a dual polarity tracking voltage regulator @ up to 100mA.
> It was produced in two forms of 14 pin DIL and a 10 lead round
> TO-5H metal can. Of the 14 pin varieties, one is a 'power' package
> and has a metal strap running across the package from pin 1/14
> end to 7/8 end. The pinouts are different in both cases.
>
> It has some close cousins - LM325 +/- 15 V and LM326 +/- 12V.
> National Semis made them in the 225 etc. and 125 etc. ratings.
>
> However, the 327 (227, 127) are +/- 5Vdc regulators with current
> limit and line/load regulation of 0.06%.
>
> HTH
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