yeah, but i think it's busted. i ran over it with the multimeter, and i'm getting output voltages of anywhere from .01 to 4 volts, bad, but even worse is that's not even enough power at the peak. it's a 6v regulator running from a 8 volt source
For large loads such as servos, you probably want to use a buck converter, not a linear regulator -- they waste much less power as heat. You can get ready modules easily. The RC hobbyists call them "ubec".
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Radomir asking for the LDO makes me think you could add some capacitors, maybe that helps.
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Nice. The solder will flow better and form less of those snots if you use more flux. Is that a linear voltage regulator there?
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yeah, but i think it's busted. i ran over it with the multimeter, and i'm getting output voltages of anywhere from .01 to 4 volts, bad, but even worse is that's not even enough power at the peak. it's a 6v regulator running from a 8 volt source
Are you sure? yes | no
For large loads such as servos, you probably want to use a buck converter, not a linear regulator -- they waste much less power as heat. You can get ready modules easily. The RC hobbyists call them "ubec".
Are you sure? yes | no