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The LM140LAH-12/NOPB is a fixed-output linear voltage regulator from the LM140L series, manufactured by Texas Instruments. It provides a stable positive output voltage of 12 V with a maximum output current of 100 mA. The device operates within an input voltage range of 17.6 V to 35 V and features a typical line regulation of 0.04 %/V and load regulation of 0.01 %/mA. It exhibits a typical power supply rejection ratio (PSRR) of 52 dB at 100 kHz and a quiescent current of 4.5 mA. Designed for through-hole mounting in a TO-39-3 package, it supports an extended operating temperature range from -55 °C to +125 °C.
Verify that the specific part number includes the /NOPB suffix to ensure compliance with RoHS directives and lead-free manufacturing standards as specified by Texas Instruments. Confirm the package type matches the required TO-39-3 form factor for your PCB or chassis layout. Ensure that the application circuitry accounts for the thermal resistance characteristics inherent to the metal can package under maximum load conditions.
Select this component when a fixed 12 V output is required with moderate current demands up to 100 mA. It is suitable for applications where wide input voltage variations between 17.6 V and 35 V are expected. Consider the TO-39-3 package constraints regarding board space and mounting hardware. Compare against other LM140L variants if different output voltages or military-grade certifications like QML are necessary.
This regulator belongs to the LM140L series, which comprises three-terminal positive regulators designed for general-purpose and specialized applications. The LM140LAH-12 variant specifically targets the 12 V output segment of this family. It shares architectural similarities with other members like the LM140LAH-15 but differs in internal reference settings. The series is known for its reliability in demanding environments compared to standard commercial counterparts.
The minimum input voltage is 17.6 V to maintain regulation at the 12 V output.
No, the datasheet specifies non-ceramic output capacitors for stability.