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Look up the datasheet of the ic. It will tell you how to use this regulator.
The questionaire refers to formulas 1...18, so you should have the relevant formulas somwhere in your course material.
Start filling in the form using this information and what can be derived from it.
We won't solve this assignment for you, but we'll be glad to help you along finding your own way.
The questionaire refers to formulas 1...18, so you should have the relevant formulas somwhere in your course material.
Start filling in the form using this information and what can be derived from it.
We won't solve this assignment for you, but we'll be glad to help you along finding your own way.
Thanks for your answer guys. I have really moved forward with the coursework but I am stack now and I kinda need some help....So I have 2 diagrams ( uploaded below) and I need to fill the D and H brackets.... I know that A is 0.28.
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Figure 4 shows D=f(A), so pick your A and find D. You need to know whether you use a bridge rectifier or a half wave rectifier.
The same goes for H=f(A). For this you need to know m - unfortunately I have no idea where this value comes from or what the value of m is.
The same goes for H=f(A). For this you need to know m - unfortunately I have no idea where this value comes from or what the value of m is.
Ok , so I use bridge recifier I have calculated A= 0.28 and m= 2. Can u show me one of the two how is made so I can do the other one alone! Thank you in advance for any help of yours though!
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Use the diagram D=f(A). Fin A=0.28 on the x-axis. move upward until you cross the dotted line (bridge connection). From teh intersection move left to the y-axis to find D.
This is basic knowledge how to read such a diagram, no magic involved.
This is basic knowledge how to read such a diagram, no magic involved.
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