| Selfmade |
Is it possible to use 5% restisters (R1-R8) for the SOZ or is absolutly necessary to use the qualities (1%, 0,1 %) mentioned in the NP article?
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Günter |
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| Henrik |
| To obtain a low diffrential dc off set you need resonable matced resistors. You can parallel the higher values with some resistor to match the lower value. The formula for this is R=1/((1/R1)+(1/R2)). |
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| stefanobilliani |
| quote: | Originally posted by Henrik
To obtain a low diffrential dc off set you need resonable matced resistors. You can parallel the higher values with some resistor to match the lower value. The formula for this is R=1/((1/R1)+(1/R2)). |
Or ... R = ( R1* R2 ) / (R1+ R2)
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| Selfmade |
thank´s for you answer.
Are 25 Watt enough for the resisters R1-R8 to build a 10 Watt SOZ? For this values I can find 1 % resistors.
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Günter |
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| Henrik |
| 10 watt output requires psu at +-25 Volt, which gives a total current draw at about 4.5 A. This means a little less than 50 W dissipation in all 8 Ohm resistors. I would go for 75W each just in case. You can parallel 3*25W to obtain one resistor at 75W. |
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