May 10, 2013 #1 J jmx66 Member level 5 Joined Nov 16, 2010 Messages 93 Helped 0 Reputation 0 Reaction score 1 Trophy points 1,288 Location France Activity points 2,045 Hi all, I only want to get resistor values R3, R4 and R5, to get 16V and ≈ 2A output. In fact, i'd like to know how to compute them, as schematics found were with Common emitter, Base and so on, so with power supply between Base and Emitter by example. In this schematic, Base is linked to ground ?? View attachment AN44-LT1074-Design-Manual.pdf Thanks a lot. jm
Hi all, I only want to get resistor values R3, R4 and R5, to get 16V and ≈ 2A output. In fact, i'd like to know how to compute them, as schematics found were with Common emitter, Base and so on, so with power supply between Base and Emitter by example. In this schematic, Base is linked to ground ?? View attachment AN44-LT1074-Design-Manual.pdf Thanks a lot. jm
May 11, 2013 #2 D.A.(Tony)Stewart Advanced Member level 7 Joined Sep 26, 2007 Messages 9,807 Helped 1,854 Reputation 3,709 Reaction score 2,405 Trophy points 1,413 Location Richmond Hill, ON, Canada Activity points 62,974 The app note defines the requirements. "The voltage across R4 is set at 1.1V by R3, which is connected to the output" ILIM = Desired output current limit. ILIM should be set ≈1.25 times maximum load current to allow for variations in VBE and component tolerances. RS=(R4*IX +VBE)/( ILIM/100–IX) IX = VOUT + VBE + 0.4mA I didn't go beyond this. good luck
The app note defines the requirements. "The voltage across R4 is set at 1.1V by R3, which is connected to the output" ILIM = Desired output current limit. ILIM should be set ≈1.25 times maximum load current to allow for variations in VBE and component tolerances. RS=(R4*IX +VBE)/( ILIM/100–IX) IX = VOUT + VBE + 0.4mA I didn't go beyond this. good luck
May 11, 2013 #3 J jmx66 Member level 5 Joined Nov 16, 2010 Messages 93 Helped 0 Reputation 0 Reaction score 1 Trophy points 1,288 Location France Activity points 2,045 Hi SunnySkyguy, Thanks a lot for your reply, in fact i found it also in datasheet, but thought there was other stuff .... It seemed me too simple. Now i can end my spreadsheet with this reply :grin::grin: You are right: LDO regulators and smps are muuuuch more efficient:smile::smile: than linear :---( Regards. jm
Hi SunnySkyguy, Thanks a lot for your reply, in fact i found it also in datasheet, but thought there was other stuff .... It seemed me too simple. Now i can end my spreadsheet with this reply :grin::grin: You are right: LDO regulators and smps are muuuuch more efficient:smile::smile: than linear :---( Regards. jm