Author Topic: 5v Voltage regulator and extreme temperatures (need suggestions)  (Read 5360 times)

Offline memphislights

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RJ, is there a recommended replacement 3.3v VR for the v3/v4 boards?
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Offline RJ

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Mouser pn# 879-UPC2933BHFZ  is a part that will drop in and mouser has them. The price is good and will be the part that I recommend to be the replacement on your existing units or pcbs not built yet. I found issues with the other two posted replacements that concern me. One of them "LM3940T-3.3" if you have done the mod to get your unit running might burn up after you install it. This part will not. I am just know having a good chance to look at a recommendation.

I will be starting a new thread about getting them and easiest way to change them out.

RJ
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RJ, can you expand on the "might burn up after you install it" part please?  Enquiring minds want to know!  Thank you.  :)

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The input voltage is listed as 4.5 - 5.5 on it at digi key and if they modded it they would be shoving as much as 10v thourgh it.

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Offline OkieJay

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RJ,
Even though this thread is labeled "5v Voltage regulator.." the actual issue is with the 3.3v voltage regulator, correct?
Jay
 

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The input voltage is listed as 4.5 - 5.5 on it at digi key and if they modded it they would be shoving as much as 10v though it.

Ah, I'd missed the post about modding the input to the 3.3V regulator. Now I know what you're getting at!