Explain about the regulated voltage, Physics

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Determine range of V for obtaining a regulated voltage demonstrated in Figure.

For the data     0 ≤ IL ≤ 4 mA

2 ≤ IZ ≤ 8 mA

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Determination of range of V for given circuit diagram demonstrated in figure: In figure, voltage across the series or current limiting resistor equals difference between zener voltage and source voltage. Hence, current through the series resistor RS is given by

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Zener diode and load resistor are in parallel. So, sum of their currents has to equal the total current, which is same as the current through series resistor. i.e.

IS= IZ+ IL

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From given data the load current is in between 0 mA (ILMIN) and 4 mA (ILMAX) and Zener current is in between 2 mA (IZMIN) and 8 mA (IZMAX).

(i)  Minimum value of Source Current is given by

Hence, minimum value of source voltage is given by

VS (MIN) = 50 + 10 = 60 V

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(ii)  Maximum value of source current is given by

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Thus, maximum value of source voltage is given by VSMAX= 50 + 60 = 110 V

Value of source voltage is 50 ≤VS ≤110 V.

 

 

 

 

 


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