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The LM120H-8.0/883 is a negative fixed linear voltage regulator manufactured by National Semiconductor. It provides a stable -8V output with a maximum load current of 1.5A. The device is housed in a TO-39-3 package and is designed for power management applications requiring reliable standard regulation. This component belongs to the PMIC category, specifically classified as a linear negative fixed regulator with a single output configuration.
Verify that the specific suffix /883 indicates military-grade screening and compliance requirements distinct from commercial variants. Confirm RoHS status, as this part is noted as non-compliant in available documentation. Ensure the supplier provides traceability data consistent with the National Semiconductor (now Texas Instruments) heritage for critical applications.
Select this component when a fixed -8V output is required with high current capability in a hermetically sealed package. Consider the TO-39 form factor for thermal and mechanical robustness. Evaluate if the negative polarity aligns with system ground references. Compare against other LM120 series variants for different voltage levels if -8V is not the precise requirement.
This regulator is part of the LM120 family, which includes various fixed voltage options such as the LM120K-5.0/883 and LM120H-15. These devices share similar architectural features but differ in output voltage specifications. The /883 suffix typically denotes adherence to MIL-PRF-38534 standards, distinguishing it from general-purpose industrial counterparts.
Potential substitutes include other LM120 series parts with adjusted voltage ratings, such as LM120K-5.0/883 for -5V applications. Verify pinout compatibility and thermal performance before substitution. Cross-reference with Texas Instruments datasheets for updated equivalents if National Semiconductor legacy support is limited.