> From: a...@p850ug1.demon.co.uk > > Was the failed IC marked '723' or some house number? > > -tony Hi Tony As I recall, it was marked LAS723-2.5Luckily, before I simply > replaced it, I checked the feedbackresistor values. They didn't make sense > for 7V.My guess is that it made using the 723 for 5V supplies morepractical, > although it could be wired up.The data sheet seems to indicate a better > tolerance.The 2.5V references are usually bandgap and are tightertolerance. > As I recall, in the supply I was working on, it was a low current 12V > line.Dwight
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