The L in a CLC needs a minuimum current to regulate, and stops
regulating if the current is too high and it saturates, so its ideal
for the supply of a constant current class A output stage.
CRC does not have minimum or max currents so is better for
class aB but of course the voltage drop across the R is not
good at high currents, so not popular for output stages.
CRC is popular when you can significantly reduce voltage
without effect - e.g. decoupling the input stage of an amplifier.
sreten.
regulating if the current is too high and it saturates, so its ideal
for the supply of a constant current class A output stage.
CRC does not have minimum or max currents so is better for
class aB but of course the voltage drop across the R is not
good at high currents, so not popular for output stages.
CRC is popular when you can significantly reduce voltage
without effect - e.g. decoupling the input stage of an amplifier.
sreten.
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