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Kevin, I don

Kevin, The output side of the regulator is monitoring the output voltage and feedback to control the transistor is produced in the BE resistor. Ante ::)

Kevin, If using very low currents it is possible to use zeners and resistor dividers, but otherwise it is a very "lossy" way to go. You must have some idea of the current needed nA, mA, hundreds of mA or A. And of curse the voltages involved. An interesting thing is if you can use common ground (negative) for all the voltages or not. Ante ::)

Kevin, The transistor is not backwards! Here you can see how the boosting regulator is calculated: Ante ::)

To All, To minimize the temperature in the power stage it is important to have fast rise and fall times =(nice looking square wave). There are two ways to go with the choice of frequency. One is to calculate the optimal frequency for the motor used, second to use a high frequency like 15

Kevin, A low value resistor tap or a Zener circuit could hardly be an optimal way to go. What voltages and currents do you need and in what kind of environment is the circuit suppose to

Darrin, Have you checked here: http://www.intertechnology.com/Vishay/pdfs/Catalog_500A.pdf Ante ::)

Sasi, I am sorry but I can

AJB2K3, Thanks for letting us know! Ante ::)

Coder, Is it possible that you have swapped the PNP transistor for a NPN? Ante ::)

Rhonn, Can this be what you are looking for? http://www.kemo-electronic.de/en/bausaetze/b005/index.htm Ante ::)

Sorry, I believed it was a mistake curse I don

audioguru, Greg asked

;D Greece Are European Champs! ;D Congratulations Greece a well deserved victory! I will not comment on the Swedish team. :-X Ante ::)

Greg, Welcome to this community. I assume you are using an analogue meter since you want a 0

audioguru, Take a look at the power transistor data sheet. The SOA tells me they will cope as they work in pairs it is possible to get 0.1 V @ 5A with a good heatsink. Am I right? Ante ::)

Hi All, I found an article about a Lab power supply. It

audioguru, The first point, only under certain condition it can be true. If the current draw is high and there is a voltage drop the motor looses some of it

suresht, These links will give you a start. http://www.arcelect.com/lightnin.htm http://www.taunton.com/finehomebuilding/pdf/Lightning.pdf http://www.hq.usace.army.mil/ISD/YellowPages/info/lasps.html Ante ::)

Thrival, I am having a hard time interpreting the schematic. Is this the original schematic? I can

Oh, I forgot :-[ if you don

Rhonn, Don

AJB, If it

MP, I can think of one way, using a small toroid core (scavenged from some junk) and make a transformer. The saw motor hot (live) will serve as primary and some thin insulated wire will be the secondary. I don

Thrival, OK, I was worried there for a while. What