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NCP1117
Low-dropout positive voltage regulator with fixed and adjustable variants.
FPGA.io Part Number FIO-B49D0DCFABAB584EInternal catalogue reference · manufacturer MPN remains unchanged
Technical reference · Base device — ordering suffix not specified · Checked 2026-09-28
DOCUMENTED FACTS
Technical parameters
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| Parameter | Documented value | Source & conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Output current | 1 A | NCP1117 regulator datasheet ↗Title and device description |
| Regulator type | Positive LDO | NCP1117 regulator datasheet ↗Title and device description |
| Output options | Fixed and adjustable | NCP1117 regulator datasheet ↗Title and device description |
Official documents
NCP1117 regulator datasheetTitle and device descriptionPDF ↗Ordering and board constraints
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