LM317T Voltage Regulator with Pass Transistor

Available in both Black or Silver with Hyper White LED's The Gryphon Extreme-Heli regulator is a dual linear regulator consisting of hybrid components with a very strong power supply bus. The Gryphon is a high-end regulator designed to easily handle the heaviest 3D or F3C/FAI flying in the most brutal conditions. Overview: The Gryphon regulator is designed for the most demanding applications. The massive integrated heatsink allows the user to mount it in areas with very low airflow without consequence. The power bus feature distributes power uniformly among all servo channels while also providing complete noise filtering between each channel. Thoroughly tested and proven, this regulator is not only able to compete with the very BEST regulators out there, it completely dominates. The icing on the cake is that it just happens to look real good doing its job ;] Specs: - Input voltage: 6 to 10 Volts (5-8 cell NiCd/NiMH or 2cell LiFe/LiPo) - Output voltage: --- Servo Channel: 5.2V, 6.0V, 6.8V, 7.4V, 8.4V (Unregulated) --- RX channel: 5A (Max 10A) - Output current: --- Servo Channel: 10A (Max 15A @ 6.0V) --- RX Channel: 5A (Max 10A) - Low Voltage Alarm Setup: LiFe type (6.5V), LiPo type (7.3V), User selectable. - Switch Type: Fail save (Fail-Safe-On) Pin-Flag contact-less type - Power Connector Type: Deans - Size: 17mm x 40mm x 64mm (HxWxL) - Weight: 45g (excluding cables) Setup: Output voltage is user selectable from 5.2V, 6.0V, 6.8V, 7.4V, up to 8.4V unregulated. These ...



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The target is to control each cell individually using LM 317 regulator that you can adjust the voltage from 1.2 to 37v depending on the input in our case it will be between 1.47v to 2volts .



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A short test flight of ParkZone Vapor FPV setup. This setup consists of a stock Vapor, 10mW 2.4GHz video/audio transmitter (no microphone onboard), a B&W camera and 5V step-up voltage regulator to power the camera. The aircraft appeared to be tail heavy so there's some fine tuning left before the first real FPV flight.



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This was a little circuit I made with the help of AcidMods. I used a 7805 Voltage Regulator to provide the 5V that will probably be used on a psp I'll sooner or later get. It's also in stereo. The circuit is a slight modification of the acidmods circuit with 1M and 100k resistors at the audio inputs. It also uses two RGB LEDs with a 10 ohm resistor connected to the blue and green and a 220 ohm resistor connected to the red. I bought off SuperBrightLEDs.com



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In this video the Moss Motors tech department recap the testing procedures for how you would use your volt meter in doing the voltage drop test.



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Demonstrating the behavior of Variable Voltage Regulator (VVR) when turned on/off via a footswitch. An Omron 5V relay, p/n: G5A-234P-DC5, was used to switch the VVR by lifting the 100K resistor between the VVR Pot and ground. The referenced relay is DPDT, but a SPDT relay would suffice. At the time of this posting, this amp build is in progress. More detail here: sites.google.com Questions/Comments, post here, or email me via link at haasamps.com



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electronic fireflys in a glas - atmel attiny45 microcontroller - 12 green leds - solar cell + stepup voltage regulator based on the code/circuit posted here: www.mikrocontroller.net



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