| underwurlde |
See image for schematic..
I'm just experimenting with low noise 3 terminal regualtor replacements, so comments please on my mish-mash of various exisitng ideas / designs before I go knock one up.
I think (*ahem*) I have incorporated a broadband bessel filter by using R9, C4, R2 & C1. God knows if this is a goer. Also not too sure of power source for the OpAmp. I've taken it from the 'clean' output via bead L1 a la SuperReg designs.
Oh well, have fun ridiculing me :(
Andy |
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| peranders |
Have you designed this by yourself? (seems that way)
I think the worst part here is the opamp if you really plan to use TL071. The opamp has more noise than the voltage reference.
If you take supply voltage to the opamp from the output how do you plan to have a voltage at the gate of the mosfet that is 3-4 V higher than the supply voltage? :confused:
One way to find out is to use LTSpice and simulate. :nod: |
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| underwurlde |
Hey peranders,
| quote: | | Have you designed this by yourself? |
Kind of.... have combined several ideas as it were. Thus, standing on the shoulder of giants etc. etc.
| quote: | | I think the worst part here is the opamp if you really plan to use TL071. The opamp has more noise than the voltage reference. |
What could be a better choice for the TL071?
| quote: | | If you take supply voltage to the opamp from the output how do you plan to have a voltage at the gate of the mosfet that is 3-4 V higher than the supply voltage? |
Yep - always the obvious that one tends to miss - I knew there was something not quite right there.
Is LTSpice a freebie??
Schematic updated then.... |
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| peranders |
| quote: | Originally posted by underwurlde
Is LTSpice a freebie?? |
Yes :nod:
Check for example the noise. Many opamps today are significant better. |
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| AndrewT |
| go to Walt Jung's site and download the series of articles that he and Jan Didden wrote on regulators. |
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| zkaiser |
| This sch was taken from LC-Audio, of course it is modified a bit... |
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| underwurlde |
These 'super' regualators are common knowlegde AFAIK, this is just a mish & mash of other people's ideas gathered from this site & other sources in an attempt to minimize it down to a mini-super reg to a TO220 size for linear reg replacement. Granted, LC Audio do this too.
I also tried to cunningly incorporate an active filter into the design, but this idea turned out to be utter bollocks when I modelled it in MultiSim...
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| peranders |
| The regulator you have across the mosfet, care to explain :confused: |
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| avr300 |
| I see it as the connection header. |
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| peranders |
| OK, that was a weird way of drawing a schematic :nod: |
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| AndrewT |
| I'd guess you did not understand W. Jung. |
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| star882 |
| quote: | Originally posted by underwurlde
These 'super' regualators are common knowlegde AFAIK, this is just a mish & mash of other people's ideas gathered from this site & other sources in an attempt to minimize it down to a mini-super reg to a TO220 size for linear reg replacement. Granted, LC Audio do this too.
I also tried to cunningly incorporate an active filter into the design, but this idea turned out to be utter bollocks when I modelled it in MultiSim...
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That design would have a high dropout voltage as the MOSFET gate must be driven to 5v or so above the output at high load. Either run the opamp from a higher voltage supply or change the design to use a P-type MOSFET. |
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