Discrete HV regulator recommendation

Sep 20, 2010 7 Replies

Hello,



I need +75V voltage regulator schematic, output current should be no more than 1A. I tried to build one today but I got strange voltage drop on the output when load is connected even though it uses negative feedback to stabilize output voltage and I got no time to diagnose why.



Anyway, I would appreciate any idea or schematic for such regulator.



Thank you,



Thomas


Take a look at the TL783CK

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Farnell still apparently stocks it, though not in large numbers. Other broad-line distributors might be more enthusiastic.

-- Bill Sloman, Nijmegen

Thanks, Bill

This is excellent. :) This component is precisely what I need because of the simplicity of circuit that can be made with it. Price is also very good.

If you don't mind I have one more question. Is there *negative* version of TL783 ?

Best regards,

Thomas

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I've never heard of one, but that doesn't mean much.

-- Bill Sloman, Nijmegen

If not, but if you have an isolated secondary, you can use one "upside down":

  • AC ----[bridge]-----[regulator]------ to GND [rect. ] | [______]----------+----------- -V source neg. out

Hope this helps! Rich

Take a transformer with two output windings, put an ordinary supply circuit on each of them, then put them in series. Viola, 75 volts.

Dig out a uA723 data sheet...

Thanks !

This is exactly what I did in the meantime.

Regards,

Thomas

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