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if i series an ammeter in the emitter
the current in the emitter side of the transistor is the same as the current in my load?
is this right? :confused:
here is a new circuit
i get a constant Vout and Iout but the output current is too small and i need at least 200mA .how can i amplify it ?
if i change the value of the resistor in R1 to 10Ω but it gives me a high Vout
:confused:
thanks
why i get a mV as output? here
the current is not the same and it not limits it
max input Voltage
high high input Voltage
or i maybe wrong in the circiut ? :confused:
@alec
i cant use IC or OP amps as a condition
@ doug
**broken link removed** can limit the current in my circiut.. even i increase and increase the voltage?
@chris
i need a constant voltage of 5.1 with a current capacity of up to 200mA ...no regulators
@doug
i guess the circiut is only applicable when there is load :(
i am making a simple supply with no use of regulators that can be inputed by 6v-9v and will regulate a 5.1v w/ a current of 200mA ..and there are two conditions
a)w/ load-R2 is not remove
b)no load-R2 is remove or short circiut
thanks guys
how can i maintain a current if no R2 in the circiut or no load?
i tested it on multisim i remove the R2 in the circiut and it gives me 0A
how can i make a same current like 200mA with R2 and 200mA with NO R2 in the circuit?
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