5V Linear voltage Regulator 1A

5V Linear voltage Regulator 1A






Parts List :
1) LM7805
2) 100 nF (ceramic capasitor)
3) 10 uF (electrolite capasitor)
4)100 uF (electrolite capasitor)
5)Breadboard (optional)
6)Vero Board
7) Solder Iron
8) Solder Paste etc..


Now put your LM7805 on your breadboard pin 1 is input voltage pin 2 ground pin 3 is output voltage
positive part of the 10uF capasitor should be connected with pin3 and a 100nF capasitor will connected with this in parallel. Then the positive part of the 100uF capasitor should be connected with pin1. The circuit is done.

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