do you need the transistor? Yes and no. Here is the series on building a linear power supply: • Building a Linear Powe... Here are the videos on series-parallel circuits: • Lesson 6 Series para...
Something else to consider with shunt regulator circuits like this is the resistor. At 6 Volts with 1.05 Amps your resistor is going to be dissipating 6.3 Watts!!! Another magic smoke source unless you use a large appropriately sized wire wound resistor.
Heck that's why my Zener Diode blew up it's magic smoke when an inline fuse of the load blew because I slipped with a small screwdriver 🥴... Thanks again for a very clear and thorough explanation!
Thank you so much for this explanation. I was loosing tracking following the linear power supply series and this extra more detailed explanation made much more sense. Thank you again
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Something else to consider with shunt regulator circuits like this is the resistor. At 6 Volts with 1.05 Amps your resistor is going to be dissipating 6.3 Watts!!! Another magic smoke source unless you use a large appropriately sized wire wound resistor.
The transition from Zener to serie Regulator is excellent ! Very good explained
Heck that's why my Zener Diode blew up it's magic smoke when an inline fuse of the load blew because I slipped with a small screwdriver 🥴...
Thanks again for a very clear and thorough explanation!
Always take a moment to think about heat and smoking devices at a cost.
Good explanation. Thanks for this video.
Thank you so much for this explanation. I was loosing tracking following the linear power supply series and this extra more detailed explanation made much more sense. Thank you again
Thank you. It is easy to understan.
Thank you sir, great job in explanation supported by calculation.
Another excellent explanation, Bob!
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