It's been pointed out to me thatthis diagram may have errors.
D6 the LEd is shown the wrong way round.
It is a simple use of the datasheet diagram attached below.
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its funny how many strange things you find when you start to study something
just now I found a LM337T listed to take -50V input
I guess it must be a mistake
but also now wonder how many mistekes there are
for one, many of the regulators seem to have different specs
wonder how many od variations there are
some numbers just look weird because of different packing codes
but some have attached a letter that are not in the specsheet
also, on my own special matter, I can find the LM317HVT, but the LM337HVT seem to be a problem
could it be that the negative reg have had reliability issues with this higher voltage ?
just now I found a LM337T listed to take -50V input
I guess it must be a mistakebut also now wonder how many mistekes there are
for one, many of the regulators seem to have different specs
wonder how many od variations there are
some numbers just look weird because of different packing codes
but some have attached a letter that are not in the specsheet
also, on my own special matter, I can find the LM317HVT, but the LM337HVT seem to be a problem
could it be that the negative reg have had reliability issues with this higher voltage ?
just now seen one looking 100% exactly like that
besides, any simple adjustable reg seem have a diode oriented that way
the neg reg would be turned opposite way
so if its a neg regulator you need I guees its the wrong schematic
its interesting with this 'softstart' for tube amp bias
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