LM317T Voltage Regulator with Pass Transistor

Using the N6782A SMU and Agilent's 14585A Control and Analysis Software, this demo shows how to measure line regulation of a three-terminal regulator, measuring the dynamic effect on the output voltage as the input voltage is switched between low and high limits. www.agilent.com/find/n6705



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with Mark Thoren, mixed-signal application engineering manager video.linear.com Demonstration of an amplifier-based circuit design for a relatively inexpensive precision voltage source.



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Using the N6782A SMU and Agilent's 14585A Control and Analysis Software, this demo shows how to measure efficiency in the conversion of the regulators input voltage to an output voltage over the devices limits. www.agilent.com/find/N6705



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Using the LM317LZ 100ma adjustible voltage regulator and one resistor, you can make a constant current source. With the LM317 1.5 amp version, you can make one with higher currents. I made an error during the video: I said volts when I mean milliamps. (you probably figured that out though).



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