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SSR01 Sjöström Super Regulator |
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Written by Per-Anders Sjöström
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Wednesday, 08 April 2009 |
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SSR01 Sjöström Super Regulator
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Background
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The design
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Circuit description
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The pcb layout
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Building directions
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5V, LM431
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9V, LM431
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12V, LM431
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15V, LM431
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18V, LM431
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24V, LM431
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9V, LM329
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12V, LM329
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15V, LM329
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18V, LM329
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24V, LM329
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Test
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Technical data
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Page 18 of 19 TestIf you don't plan to use the "sense" function, put a tin blob on the solder side at J1 and J2 (see the schematics also). - Use a regulated power supply and set the current limit to 100 mA or something low.
- Connected a voltmeter at the output.
- Turn up the voltage slowly and observe the output. When the LED H1 starts to shine you should have a stable output voltage.
If you have the preregulator LM317/337 installed the output voltage should be stable with 4-5 volts more in than set output voltage.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 27 July 2010 )
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