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Automotive-grade alternative with higher current, but requires checking dropout and input voltage limits.
The onsemi NCV4274ADT50RKG is a 5V, 400mA automotive LDO in a DPAK package, now Not For New Designs. Finding a replacement requires careful review of its 40V input voltage and low dropout characteristics.
Most candidates have lower Vin(max) or higher Vdropout, which can cause malfunction or damage.
Several candidates use the same DPAK package, but pinout should always be verified.
No direct, drop-in replacement has been identified. All candidates have significant parametric differences from NCV4274ADT50RKG that require engineering review.
NCV7805BDTRKG is the most promising functional alternative as it is also automotive-grade, but its much higher dropout voltage (2.0V vs 0.5V) must be acceptable in the application.
The primary risk is electrical incompatibility due to candidates having lower maximum input voltages or significantly higher dropout voltages than the original part.

onsemi
Automotive-grade alternative with higher current, but requires checking dropout and input voltage limits.
| Feature / factor | NCV4274ADT50RKG | NCV7805BDTRKG | NCP1117DT50RKG | LR7805D | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | DPAK | DPAK-3 | DPAK (TO-252) | DPAK (TO-252) | DPAK-3 / DPAK (TO-252) — Package is likely compatible but requires verification.; NCP1117DT50RKG: Package is form-factor compatible.; LR7805D: Package is form-factor compatible. |
| Voltage | 0.5V | 2.0V | 1.2V @ 800mA | 2.0V | 2.0V / 1.2V @ 800mA — Dropout voltage is 4x higher.; NCP1117DT50RKG: Dropout voltage is significantly higher.; LR7805D: Dropout voltage is 4x higher. |
| Application | Automotive | Automotive | - | Commercial | Automotive / Commercial — Both parts are automotive grade.; LR7805D: Not automotive grade. |
| Current | 400mA | - | 1.0A | - | 1.0A — Higher output current capability. |
NCV7805BDTRKG is a potential functional alternative from onsemi, but you must verify its higher dropout voltage (2.0V vs 0.5V) and slightly lower max input voltage (35V vs 40V) are acceptable for your design.