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| t1d:
I would like to build the Dual Supply Dynamic Electronic load, that Jay_Diddy_B is developing. I want to use the VAC Supply Option. I have a LT1019_2.5v, in my stocks. - Do I need to trim the LT1019, at all, for the needed accuracy, for this circuit? - If not, how do I need to terminate the pin? - If so, could someone help me with the math, to do a three resistor trim, like the one shown for the 5.120v model, on page 9, top-left corner. Please. How important is it that the resistors are 1% Low TC Cermet? The LT6656 option is above $6. But, it may be easier to deal with? What about just a good old zener diode? I do not want to use the temp pin, for anything. Just terminate it to an unconnected pad? The device will be mounted in a big honking, Realistic, defunked (get it? <grin>), 100amp, stereo chassis. It uses one of the huge heat sinks and an 120vac computer case fan, for cooling. Thank you, for your help. |
| ogden:
--- Quote from: t1d on August 25, 2018, 07:26:15 am ---- Do I need to trim the LT1019, at all, for the needed accuracy, for this circuit? --- End quote --- No. There's no point to have absolutely precise voltage reference in your device that needs current to be calibrated. |
| t1d:
Thank you. |
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