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Shunt regulator is equivalent with zener diode regulator, where you can connect the circuit in series with a resistor and tap the output at the junction. With LM10, we can build more stable regulator (compared to zener diode version). Here is the schematic diagram of the circuit: The nominal voltage of the circuit is the internal voltage reference multiplied by […]
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As long as we have a stable voltage reference, a stable voltage source can be produced by amplifying the reference. LM10 provide both the reference and the amplifier, so it need no additional external components to build such system. Here is the schematic diagram of the circuit:
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The circuit shown in the schematic diagram below is an isolated dc-to-dc step up converter. Being isolated means that there is no electrical connection between the input and the output. We can say that there will be no current or electron transfer from input to output, since the output current loop ant the input current loop is isolated by a […]
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The IC is allowed to be biased at a -50 V rail with a shunt zener by the small current consumption of a MAX641 so that the IC can convert -50 to 5 V. In telecom systems, this is a common requirement where logic circuit must be powered from the central office battery voltage. The feedback signal is shifted by […]
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