Universal Switching Regulator Subsystem
National Semiconductor
Description
The LM78S40 is a monolithic regulator subsystem consisting of all the active building blocks necessary for switching regulator systems. The device consists of a temperature compensated voltage reference, a duty-cycle controllable oscillator with an active current limit circuit, an error amplifier, high current, high voltage output switch, a power diode and an uncommitted operational amplifier. The device can drive external NPN or PNP transistors when currents in excess of 1.5A or voltages in excess of 40V are required. The device can be used for step-down, step-up or inverting switching regulators as well as for series pass regulators. It features wide supply voltage range, low standby power dissipation, high efficiency and low drift. It is useful for any stand-alone, low part count switching system and works extremely well in battery operated systems.
Features
Step-up, step-down or inverting switching regulators
Output adjustable from 1.25V to 40V
Peak currents to 1.5A without external transistors
Operation from 2.5V to 40V input
Low standby current drain
80 dB line and load regulation
High gain, high current, independent op amp
Pulse width modulation with no double pulsing
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