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[Glenn Roberts]

If you use Pololu regulators holidays are always a good time to stock up. Save about 25%…




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[Joseph Travis]

Are you saying they'll be on sale this weekend?!

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If you use Pololu regulators holidays are always a good time to stock up. Save about 25%…




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[Glenn Roberts]

Yes

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Great discounts:

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[G. Beat]

REMEMBER to Use the Coupon Code at Checkout !

https://www.pololu.com/memorialdaysale2024

greg

[Steven Hirsch]

On 5/24/24 06:46, G. Beat wrote:
> REMEMBER to Use the Coupon Code at Checkout !
> https://www.pololu.com/memorialdaysale2024

And don't forget, there's always:

https://www.ezsbc.com/product-category/voltage-regulators-2/

as an alternative source. They are the only vendor who offers a TO-3
form-factor switching regulator. I've replaced the originals in both my units
and it dramatically reduces heat in the enclosure.

Steve

[Glenn Roberts]

Right. The main advantage of the Pololus is they are step up/down. Most others are step down. Mostly of interest only to those of us who use ATX power supplies, especially if you move boards back and forth between an ATX system and a traditional Heath system. The Polulus are happy to take in 5V and put it right back out (e.g in the ATX scenario) while a step down unit would need 7V or more for input.



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