Author Topic: LM317 pins short circuited  (Read 14659 times)

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Offline Xenon PhotonTopic starter

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Re: LM317 pins short circuited
« Reply #25 on: March 06, 2015, 09:54:49 am »
Thank you very much everybody it is now working. the same circuit but better quality IC. I had to travel 50KM to the Cairo the capital of Egypt to just buy this IC.

Here the photo you can find the difference.
also do u think the IC from Cairo is original or high copy?
 

Offline SeanB

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Re: LM317 pins short circuited
« Reply #26 on: March 06, 2015, 07:53:30 pm »
Middle and right are fakes, the left one is a possible real product.
 

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Re: LM317 pins short circuited
« Reply #27 on: March 08, 2015, 02:38:32 am »
Just so I get this straight, R1 = 120 ohm should guarantee at least 10 mA load. But how can that work with a pot R2 of up to 5 kohms? 37 V / 5120 ohm = 7 mA (and that's best case scenario, with lower input voltage you wouldn't even be able to get 7 mA)
R1 = 120 ohm will mean that the regulator circuit itself will draw at least 10mA (vref/R1 = 1.2/120 = 10mA) if however you have a load drawing 10mA already (such as an indicator LED) then R1 can be a higher value.
 


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