Design of a Series Voltage Regulator Steps: 1. Selection of Filter Capacitor 2. Selection of Pass Transistor Q1. 3. Selection of reference element (Zener diode). 4. Selection of transistor Q2. 5. Selection of current limiting resistor Rp. 6. Selection of sampling elements R, and R2. 7. Selection of current limiting resistor R3. Design a series-regulated power supply with a nominal output voltage choosing from 12V and supply load current of 2A. The unregulated power supply has the following specifications:

Design of a Series Voltage Regulator Steps: 1. Selection of Filter Capacitor 2. Selection of Pass Transistor Q1. 3. Selection of reference element (Zener diode). 4. Selection of transistor Q2. 5. Selection of current limiting resistor Rp. 6. Selection of sampling elements R, and R2. 7. Selection of current limiting resistor R3. Design a series-regulated power supply with a nominal output voltage choosing from 12V and supply load current of 2A. The unregulated power supply has the following specifications:

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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