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Looking at this basic circuite I have a question. Assuming the
voltage source had say 200mv ripple would it be better to use another fet as a cap multiplier voltage regulator or use a little higher supply voltage and use a fet cascode to keep the voltage across the current source constant. I was thinking about a 18v source conected to the source of the ccs and then the 18v+ to the gate of the cascode fet not shown in the circuite. |
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Depending on where you want to go, I don't think you're going to
get there with this schematic. The voltages probably aren't what you want and there's no control to stabilize the DC operating point of the circuit. Can you tell us a little about what you are going to do with this when you get it working? |
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