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Lindem 2009
Kap. 25 - Power supply - Spenningsregulator
Kap. 25 - Power supply - Spenningsregulator
En ideell spenningsregulator
Kap. 25 - Power supply - Spenningsregulator
Vout
line regulation 
Vin
Vout = the change in output voltage
(usually in microvolts or millivolts)
Vin = the change in input voltage
(usually in volts)
VNL  VFL Vout
load regulation 

I L
I L
VNL = the no-load output voltage (i.e., the output
VFL
I L
voltage when the load is open)
= the full-load output voltage (i.e., the load
current demand is at its maximum value)
= the change in load current demand
Kap. 25 - Power supply - Spenningsregulator
• Types of Regulators
– Series Regulator
– Shunt Regulator
Kap. 25 - Power supply - Spenningsregulator
•
Series Regulators – circuits that have one or more devices placed in series with
the load
– Pass-Transistor Regulator – a circuit that uses a series transistor to regulate
load voltage
A decrease in VL causes VBE to increase, which increases conduction
through the pass transistor and a relatively constant load voltage is
maintained
Kap. 25 - Power supply - Spenningsregulator
Problem: As input voltage or load current increases, the zener diode
must dissipate a relatively high amount of power – reduced by using
a Darlington pass-transistor regulator
VL  VZ  2 VBE
Kap. 25 - Power supply - Spenningsregulator
–
Series Feedback Regulator
a series regulator that uses an error detection circuit to provide
improved line and load regulation characteristics
Kap. 25 - Power supply - Spenningsregulator
Series Feedback Regulator
Feedback Regulator – a series regulator that uses an error
detection circuit to provide improved line and load regulation
characteristics
Series
Kap. 25 - Power supply – Spenningsregulator m / sikring
I E max  
VBE Q3
RS
Kap. 25 - Power supply – Shunt Feedback Regulator
Shunt Regulator – a circuit that has a regulating transistor in parallel with the load
Shunt Feedback Regulator – a circuit that uses an error detection circuit to
control the conduction through a shunt regulator transistor
Shunt Feedback Regulator
Kap. 25 - Power supply – Linear IC Voltage Regulators
– a device that is used to hold the output voltage from a dc power supply
relatively constant over a specified range of line and load variations

Basically Four Types
Fixed-Positive – provide a specific positive voltage
Fixed-Negative – provide a specific negative voltage
Adjustable – can be adjusted within a specified range of values
Dual-Tracking – provides equal positive and negative output voltages
Kap. 25 - Power supply – Linear IC Voltage Regulators
Adjustable Regulators – Example LM317
Kap. 25 - Power supply – Switching Regulators
Regulator Operation –
when the control circuit senses a
change in the output voltage, it
sends a signal to the switch driver
Switching
The power switch is
constantly driven back and
forth between saturation and
cutoff
Average voltage at the
emitter of the power switch
Vave
 Ton
 Vin 
 Ton  Toff



END