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Texas Instruments LM317LCDR is an adjustable three-terminal positive linear regulator for 1.25 V to 37 V output applications, supplied in an 8-pin SOIC D package.
Electrical limits, pin functions, package details, and orderable status were checked against the official TI LM317L datasheet and exact part-detail page.
LM317LCDR provides an adjustable positive output using two external resistors and can deliver up to 100 mA when input headroom and thermal conditions are satisfied. Internal current limiting and thermal-overload protection help protect the regulator under abnormal operating conditions.
Two resistors set the regulated output above the approximately 1.25 V reference.
The current TI design supports regulated outputs from 1.25 V to 37 V when operating limits are observed.
Current limiting and thermal-overload protection are built into the regulator.
An output capacitor is not required for stability, though capacitors can improve transient and ripple performance.
Designed for loads up to 100 mA subject to differential voltage and thermal limits.
The control circuit operates relative to the output, allowing regulation at elevated output voltages.
Adjustment-pin current is 50 microamps typical and 100 microamps maximum under the stated conditions.
The D package provides duplicated output leads that are internally connected.
TI specifies LM317LCDR in the 8-pin SOIC D package. The catalog designation is 8-SOIC with a nominal 0.154-inch, 3.90 mm body width. TI gives a nominal package size of approximately 4.9 mm by 6.0 mm.

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The 8-pin SOIC D assignment follows the official TI top-view diagram.
Do not assume another 8-pin regulator has the same duplicated-output arrangement.
| Manufacturer | Texas Instruments |
|---|---|
| Regulator type | Adjustable positive linear regulator |
| Output range | 1.25 V to 37 V for the current TI design |
| Output current | Up to 100 mA, subject to operating conditions |
| Reference voltage | 1.20 V minimum, 1.25 V typical, 1.30 V maximum |
| Recommended input-to-output differential | 2.5 V to 37 V for the current TI design |
| Adjustment-pin current | 50 microamps typical, 100 microamps maximum |
| Input regulation | 0.01 percent per volt typical; 0.02 percent per volt maximum at 25 degrees C under the stated condition |
| Ripple rejection | 65 dB minimum under the stated test condition; an adjustment bypass capacitor can improve rejection |
| Output noise | 30 microvolts per volt of output, typical, over the stated bandwidth |
| Protection | Internal current limiting and thermal-overload protection |
| Exact-orderable temperature listing | 0 degrees C to +125 degrees C |
| Package | 8-pin SOIC D, approximately 4.9 mm by 6.0 mm |
| Lead finish and sensitivity | RoHS and REACH compliant; moisture sensitivity level 1 at 260 degrees C |
| Orderable form | Large tape and reel, 2500 pieces; device marking L317LC |
Typical values are not guaranteed limits. Apply the conditions, revision notes, derating curves, and absolute maximum ratings in the current TI documentation.
A replacement must match the adjustable positive-regulator topology, reference range, 100 mA load requirement, allowable input-to-output differential, operating temperature, protection behavior, SOIC footprint, and unusual duplicated OUTPUT pins. Confirm whether legacy or current-silicon voltage limits apply to the intended design.
No internal replacement link is asserted without an exact API-confirmed catalog match and engineering review.
Texas Instruments lists LM317LCDR as an active product. The exact orderable uses the 8-pin SOIC D package, has an official temperature listing of 0 degrees C to +125 degrees C, ships in 2500-piece large tape and reel, and carries the L317LC marking.
Create a low-current regulated rail using a two-resistor setting network.
Reduce ripple after a higher-voltage supply when headroom and dissipation allow.
Use the reference voltage with an appropriate resistor in supported current-regulator configurations.
Provide a simple adjustable bias or auxiliary supply within the electrical and thermal limits.
Verify the complete LM317LCDR order code, L317LC marking, SOIC body and lead dimensions, reel label, moisture-sensitivity information, lead finish, and lot traceability during incoming inspection. Package appearance alone does not establish authenticity.
The current TI design supports adjustment from 1.25 V to 37 V when headroom and other operating limits are met.
A resistor from OUTPUT to ADJUSTMENT and a second resistor from ADJUSTMENT to the return establish the output voltage.
No output capacitor is required for basic stability, but capacitors can improve transient response and ripple rejection.
Pins 2, 3, 6, and 7 are internally connected to the regulator output in the TI D package.
No. Confirm package, pinout, temperature range, voltage limits, protection behavior, and orderable suffix before substitution.
Check worst-case input headroom, minimum load behavior, resistor tolerances, adjustment current error, output-current capability, junction temperature, and power dissipation across the full operating envelope. Consult the current TI documentation when designing with legacy or current silicon revisions.
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