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In Reply to: what triode and transistor to use for a shunt regulator circuit? posted by jarthel on April 23, 2007 at 23:19:46:
If you are talking aboutthe transistor in the shunt reg - work it out - W = V x ABut to know what"A" figure to put in the equation, you need more information than you give:
Like how much shunt current do you want to use? I suggestas much as the signal circuit will draw.
And you sure as hell will need to heatsink the CCS!
Regards, Allen
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