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Texas Instruments TLV1117LV33DCYR is a fixed 3.3 V, 1 A positive low-dropout linear regulator supplied in the 4-pin DCY SOT-223 package on large tape and reel.
Electrical limits, pin functions, package drawing, and ordering status were checked against the Texas Instruments TLV1117LV data sheet and the manufacturer page for this exact orderable part number.
The TLV1117LV33DCYR provides a factory-set 3.3 V output for loads from 0 A to 1 A. It operates from a 2 V to 5.5 V input range, subject to sufficient dropout headroom for regulation. Low quiescent current, zero-minimum-load stability, ceramic-capacitor compatibility, current limiting, and thermal shutdown make it suitable for compact low-voltage rails.
The recommended operating range supports output current from zero load through 1 A when voltage headroom and thermal conditions are satisfied.
Quiescent current is 50 microamperes typical and 100 microamperes maximum at zero load.
Internal compensation supports output capacitors with 0-ohm ESR, including compact ceramic types.
Current limiting and thermal shutdown help protect the regulator during overload and excessive junction temperature.
No external feedback divider is needed for the nominal output voltage.
The regulator remains stable at 0 mA output current, supporting standby rails with widely varying load.
The family specification includes 65 dB typical PSRR at 100 Hz under the stated 1.8 V-output test condition.
Typical startup time is 100 microseconds with a 1 microfarad output capacitor and a 1 A load under the data-sheet condition.
Texas Instruments identifies the DCY package as a 4-pin SOT-223 with a nominal 6.50 mm by 3.50 mm body. The mechanical drawing references JEDEC TO-261, matching the catalog's registered TO-261-4 and TO-261AA aliases.

The registered local and production JPGs were checked as a three-lead-plus-tab SOT-223 / TO-261 package representation.
The assignment below applies to the 4-pin DCY SOT-223 package shown from the top.
Do not assume the tab is ground. Confirm the DCY package drawing before PCB release.
| Manufacturer | Texas Instruments |
|---|---|
| Regulator type | Positive fixed-output low-dropout linear regulator |
| Nominal output voltage | 3.3 V |
| Recommended input range | 2 V to 5.5 V, with required dropout headroom |
| Recommended output current | 0 A to 1 A |
| DC output accuracy | +/-1.5% for output voltages above 2 V |
| Dropout voltage at 1 A | 455 mV typical, 700 mV maximum for VOUT at or above 3.3 V |
| Quiescent current | 50 microamperes typical, 100 microamperes maximum at 0 mA load |
| Minimum current limit | 1.1 A at VOUT equal to 90% of nominal |
| Load regulation | 1 mV typical, 35 mV maximum from 0 mA to 1 A |
| Operating junction temperature | -40 degrees C to +125 degrees C |
| Package | 4-pin SOT-223 (DCY), JEDEC TO-261 reference |
| Shipping media | Large tape and reel, 2500 units per manufacturer package |
Typical and maximum values apply only under their stated test conditions. Confirm capacitor, dropout, and thermal margins in the final design.
A candidate replacement must match the fixed 3.3 V output, 1 A load requirement, SOT-223 footprint, GND/OUT/IN pin order, output-connected tab, input range, dropout performance, capacitor stability, and thermal limits. Similar 1117-family regulators can differ in input-voltage rating, quiescent current, minimum-load requirement, and tab connection.
No catalog part is presented as an unconditional substitute without an exact API-confirmed record and a circuit-level engineering review.
Texas Instruments lists TLV1117LV33DCYR as an active production orderable device. In the code, TLV1117LV identifies the low-input-voltage regulator family, 33 identifies the 3.3 V fixed output, DCY identifies the SOT-223 package, and R identifies the 2500-piece large tape-and-reel option.
Generate a quieter 3.3 V rail after a higher-voltage switching supply when the required headroom is available.
Low quiescent current supports battery-powered subsystems with long standby intervals.
Provide a fixed 3.3 V supply for digital, sensor, and interface loads within the current and thermal limits.
Zero-minimum-load stability supports rails that alternate between standby and high-current operation.
Verify the full TLV1117LV33DCYR order code, reel label, TI marking, date and lot traceability, SOT-223 dimensions, and pin-1 orientation during incoming inspection. Package appearance alone does not establish identity or authenticity. Electrical checks should follow the latest TI limits and test conditions.
It provides a factory-set 3.3 V output and is rated for loads up to 1 A within dropout and thermal constraints.
No. TI specifies stable operation with 0 mA output current.
No. For this DCY package, pin 2 and the tab are both connected to OUT.
The TI typical application shows 1 microfarad at both input and output; select real capacitors with adequate voltage and temperature derating.
No. This is a linear regulator and cannot boost voltage; VIN must exceed 3.3 V by the required dropout margin.
Validate input headroom, line and load transients, output-capacitor effective capacitance, startup behavior, and junction temperature in the final PCB. Power dissipation is approximately (VIN minus VOUT) multiplied by load current, so copper area and airflow can determine the usable continuous current well before the electrical 1 A limit.
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