8V fixed rail for sensor and analog supplies
The TL750L08CLP is a positive fixed-output LDO regulator from Texas Instruments, delivering a regulated 8V at up to 150mA from a maximum input of 26V. It comes in a through-hole TO-92-3 package, making it a straightforward drop-in for legacy or low-density boards that need a clean 8V rail. The 65dB PSRR at 120Hz means it attenuates line-frequency ripple well—useful when post-regulating a rectified AC supply or a noisy switching rail for an analog front-end or sensor bias.
Dropout and headroom planning
Maximum dropout voltage is 0.6V at the full 150mA load. That sets the minimum input-to-output differential: an 8.6V input at worst case. For margin, plan on 9V or more from the upstream rail. The quiescent current sits at 2mA typical, rising to 12mA max supply current—reasonable for a linear regulator in this current class, but worth factoring into the system power budget if the load is always-on.
Protection set covers real-world fault scenarios
The TL750L08CLP integrates overcurrent, overtemperature, overvoltage, and reverse polarity protection. That makes it a robust choice for industrial or automotive-adjacent environments where a miswired harness or a shorted load could otherwise take out an unprotected regulator. The 0°C to 125°C operating range covers most indoor and many outdoor enclosures—just note it starts at 0°C, so not rated for cold-start below freezing.
Active lifecycle, no obsolescence concern
For BOM planning, the TL750L08CLP is a current, manufacturable line item—no forced redesign needed.