>
> Note quite drop-in, but I'm fond of both the LM2931 and LM2940.  Do
> note that you MUST include an appropriate output capacitor or it WILL
> oscillate.
>
> How much current do you need and just how much above 5V can you
> supply?  Both of these regulators have the unfortunate property of
> consuming MUCH current as you approach drop-out - the LM2931 is much
> worse than the LM2940.
>
> If you need only milliamps, the LP2950 would be by far your best
> choice.  Still need that large output cap, though.
>
> dwayne

I'd have to look at each product we use these in. The current requirements
vary quite a bit. The LM2940C looks like it'll do the job, though. I've
got some samples on order.

THANKS!

Harold



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