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I came across this on ST Micro's website -- interactively demonstrates how ESR affects regulator stability:
http://www.st.com/stonline/products/...ial/linreg.swf |
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Join Date: Nov 2007
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This a very nice interactive tool.............
Although I'm still not sure what they mean by "carrot current". |
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A perfect example of "lost in the translation". But this is an excellent site however. It really illustrates the concepts very well. I remember the very first generation LDO regs from the mid 1980s. Being used to the rock-solid stability of the 78xx-type regs, they were quite a rude awakening. They would oscillate under very narrow line/load/temp conditions that most certainly one would miss in the bench tests. The newer LDOs are so much better. |
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