
Thursday, September 28, 2017
automatic duty ratio control experiment

Thursday, September 14, 2017
Wednesday, September 13, 2017
LM113 quest for practical use
what it seems by now is that utilizing the potential power of the chip requires the target oriented , also a clever and sophisticated "trick" -- not a straight forward block level design but the one that takes into account the specific nature of the LM113 in this case . . . i yet am to figure out both - the trick and the nature . . .
experiments ::
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experiments ::
used as shunting regulator
d/s version
PS! altering the ellipsed values causes the circuit to become unstable/oscillate
combined trivia
PS! altering the ellipsed values causes the circuit to become unstable/oscillate
used as zener
shared function in feedback chain
not used at all / instead we use positive error feedback here ▼
fast opening non-linear/log. bridge/circuit elements
not used at all / instead we use positive error feedback here ▼
used as zener -- OR -- if we consider the j-Fet´s V.gate = fn.(I.source) then seeing it upside-down it acts as shunting ref. functionally shunted to Op Amp OUTP or V.gate
j-Fet bridge
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Tuesday, September 12, 2017
FW - TL431 LM113 Spice model variants´ TEST
it looks like i already forgot what i graphed
Z=V(voltage point)*normalizer -- sets all references to a default unit value (1V)
relative scaler log10(Z)*relativeNormalizer -- resizes plots so they fit to same scale . . .
. . . so the smaller the "relativeNormalizer" is the worse the device performs (has greater fluctuation range)
so the "Z" re-plotted (for stepped current) ::
. . . the 1.67V µm 431 variant seems to perform best here in both current ranges (x431/x113)
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Z=V(voltage point)*normalizer -- sets all references to a default unit value (1V)
relative scaler log10(Z)*relativeNormalizer -- resizes plots so they fit to same scale . . .
. . . so the smaller the "relativeNormalizer" is the worse the device performs (has greater fluctuation range)
so the "Z" re-plotted (for stepped current) ::
. . . the 1.67V µm 431 variant seems to perform best here in both current ranges (x431/x113)
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