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LD1117 5 Volts to 3.3 Volts regulator

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Hello, I want to implement the circuit I attach.

As I see it needs 2 ceramic capacitors.

I have one 100nF ceramic capacitor but I did not find the ceramic 10μF capacitor. If I use a 10μF electrolytic instead, will the circuit work, or I will have problems?
 

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The 10 uF capacitor typically is electrolytic. For best results, connect another 0.1 uF capacitor (paper or ceramic) in parallel with it.
 
jiripolivka said:
The 10 uF capacitor typically is electrolytic. For best results, connect another 0.1 uF capacitor (paper or ceramic) in parallel with it.
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So on the output I connect the electrolytic 10μF in parallel with 0.1μF electrolytic and on input I connect the ceramic 100nF?
 

Yes, correct. The capacitors are needed by the internal circuits of the regulator to stabilize the operation.
 
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