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Linear regulators are circuits that maintain a constant DC output voltage despite fluctuations in input voltage or load current, typically using an op-amp and a series pass transistor. They come in fixed and adjustable types, with advantages such as simplicity and low output ripple, but also have disadvantages like low efficiency and heat dissipation. Integrated circuit (IC) voltage regulators, like the LM317 and IC723, offer features like adjustable output and built-in protection, making them suitable for
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