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14th March 2005, 06:54 AM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Denmark
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SHUNT REG Help needed
Hey all.
I have seen LCAudio 10V shunt regulator with these specifications: Uout = 10V 0.01ohm from DC to 10Mhz. I want to make a Shunt reg with a higher voltage (20V) and with transistors instead of BFR92 and BFT92. The Questen is: How do you calculate the regulators working frequency? What component in the circuit limits the working frequncy to 10Mhz? What if I Change BFR92 with 2SC2240, does anyone then know how to calculate the working frequency? Best regards From Denmark |
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