How To Make Constant Current load • [0-30V] [0-100W] ✓

Hi Friends Welcome to Creative for you In today's video, we're diving into the world of electronics to create something both practical and educational: a constant current dummy load. This project involves a lineup of components, including the LM358 operational amplifier, a MOSFET, a 0.1-ohm current sensor resistance, and a TL431 voltage reference. With these components, we're building a tool that's indispensable for testing electronic components accurately.
Whether you're an electronics enthusiast, a hobbyist, or a curious learner, you're in for a treat. We'll guide you through the process of crafting your own constant current dummy load, all while shedding light on the role of each component.
Now, let's dive into the fascinating mechanics of the constant current dummy load, with a focus on the incorporation of the TL431 voltage reference:
1. **Voltage Sensing and Amplification**: Our journey commences with the LM358 operational amplifier. It actively senses the voltage drop across the 0.1-ohm current sensor resistance, which acts as a window into the current flowing through the circuit.
2. **Amplifying for Precision**: The voltage drop across the current sensor resistance undergoes amplification by the LM358. This step enhances the signal's sensitivity, ensuring even the slightest changes in current manifest as significant voltage fluctuations.
3. **Operational Amplifier Comparison**: The amplified voltage then faces scrutiny within the LM358, where it's compared against a reference voltage. This comparison enables the LM358 to determine the exact magnitude of the current coursing through the circuit.
4. **Voltage Reference Influence**: Introducing the TL431 voltage reference. This component plays a pivotal role by providing a stable and accurate reference voltage. It's this consistent reference that helps maintain the reliability of the entire circuit.
5. **MOSFET Mastery**: The output voltage generated by the LM358 controls the gate voltage of the MOSFET. This fine-tunes the conductivity of the MOSFET, thereby regulating the current flow through the circuit.
6. **Sculpting Precise Current Levels**: With the inclusion of the TL431 voltage reference, you're enabled to sculpt precise current levels that match your testing requirements. This level of precision proves invaluable when working with components demanding specific current conditions.
From voltage sensing to voltage reference integration, you've unraveled the inner workings of the constant current dummy load, enriched by the involvement of the TL431 voltage reference. If this in-depth explanation resonated with you, a thumbs-up is much appreciated. To delve further into engaging electronics projects, comprehensive explanations, and insightful content, remember to subscribe and activate the notification bell. Let's continue our journey through the fascinating realm of electronics together!
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[@Edmorbus]

Thanks for sharing

[@Electronic_For_You]

Welcome 😊

[@kalashnikov_47z]

Very good 👍

[@Electronic_For_You]

Thanks ❤️

[@sanjidaakter1814]

Excellent 👌👌👌

[@Electronic_For_You]

Thanks

[@user-nb5nu1qq5l]

in video you use 2 irfp260 but in diagram only 1 irfp260 how must connect the second one and thanks

[@Electronic_For_You]

They are connected in parallel, with same base and collector resistance

[@MDAsif-jj5lu]

👍👍👍

[@Electronic_For_You]

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[@chukwuemekaokafor3859]

Very good video
Please explain the circuit, am confused at the feedback section to the op amp, why connect 220k from the output to the input ?

[@Electronic_For_You]

You should follow the circuit diagram, it works

[@player.3]

Are the 2 mosfets connected in parallel to the same operational amplifier?

[@Electronic_For_You]

Yes

[@qadeer1685]

Buck boost converter
Ic uc3843 input voltage 12/
Output voltage 0/30
A5 irfzz44
Pc817

[@Electronic_For_You]

Ok

[@joybicar8304]

Schematic diagram pls....

[@Electronic_For_You]

In video

[@joybicar8304]

@@Electronic_For_You
Ok thank you very much for sharing

[@Electronic_For_You]

You are most welcome