Hi ya all,
Can this be done like this? It seems it should work, at least in simulation, but I'm interested in real life application since I need one. Has any one tried something like this or should I give it my name?
Or is this another JAFA idea?
Thanks and best regards!
P.S. JAFA - Just Another Fu**ing Amateur
Can this be done like this? It seems it should work, at least in simulation, but I'm interested in real life application since I need one. Has any one tried something like this or should I give it my name?
Or is this another JAFA idea?
Thanks and best regards!
P.S. JAFA - Just Another Fu**ing Amateur
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Have you seen the TI (Burr-Brown) DRV134? I think that would do what you want in one chip.
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7.80 ea at selectronic.fr
http://www.selectronic.fr/article.asp?article_ref_entier=60.1842-9999
Wes
Hello,
Yes, please look at this picture 'LM317T current driver'.
I build the "Zeus Power Amplifier by Susan Parker" and there we need one Current Driver. My choice was the LM317T.
darkfenriz said:LM317T current source ??
Yes, please look at this picture 'LM317T current driver'.
I build the "Zeus Power Amplifier by Susan Parker" and there we need one Current Driver. My choice was the LM317T.
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