LM723CN: Voltage Regulator

The LM723CN is a voltage regulator that is primarily intended for use in series regulator applications. It can generate output currents of up to 150 mA on its own, but extra transistors can be connected to deliver any necessary load current. The circuit has a very low standby current drain and allows for either linear or foldback current limiting.

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• 150 mA Output Current Without External Pass Transistor

• Output Currents in Excess of 10A Possible by Adding External Transistors

• Input Voltage 40V Max

• Output Voltage Adjustable from 2V to 37V

• Can be Used as Either a Linear or a Switching Regulator

LM723CN Typical Application Circuit

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