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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Alps:Tube amp designs over 150W, SMPS guru.
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Hi there.........query.....the LM2931 adj lo drop out reggie .....I notice these chips draw a massive amount of IN current (eg. 80mA... far higher than the load in my case) before zener voltage is reached then it drops way down. This isn't mentioned in the app note.
The bog standard 78 series npn configs don't have this curiousity.................Is there any way of avoiding the initial current draw with the LM2931 ? richj |
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Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Chicago area
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Join Date: Sep 2003
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Many thanks for reply.......by chance I also got a flag from the NSemi site ...by chance the same query came up ....Quote < as an undesirable characteristic >. The LP2951 would be a better bet.
richj |
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