The Ixys thing is ugly and full of grotesque blunders.
There's nothing wrong with my little circuit. It's cheap, stable, small, and safe. It regulates and current limits nicely. I can make it from 5 surface-mount parts, worth 80 cents, that I have in stock.
Find something wrong with it other than just not liking it. Or just not liking me.
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I don't see any problems with the simple little application suggestions in the Ixys note, I do see a lot of critique from people who either don't understand how depletion FETs work or the type of depletion FET to be used in the various applications.
It doesn't have any initial accuracy or load regulation worth wasting parts on. And doesn't look like it will withstand transients off the HV.
Ixys note, I do see a lot of critique from people who either don't understand how depletion FETs work or the type of depletion FET to be used in the various applications.
There are too many stupidities to go into just now. Maybe later
And doesn't look like it will withstand transients off the HV.
It's plenty accurate to power opamps. Load reg is good up to the current limit... it has tons of loop gain. Rout is about 3 ohms, plenty good enough to power 10 or 20 mA of opamps.
The HV is bypassed by 30,000 uF, so I don't expect much in the way of transients. But it is a 300 volt depletion fet, so it could ride through any transients up to there.
Crss of the fet is 5 pF and Ciss is 300. No drain spike is going to punch through the gate.
It'll work.
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John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc
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There once was a boy who had sisters
who covered him often with blisters.
And a mother who cried
when her husband denied
that the boy was his but came from trysters.
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John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc
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Ghastly bad horse's ass, you are. It'd be really pleasant around here if you'd knock off the continual obnoxii. ...Jim Thompson
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I love to cook with wine. Sometimes I even put it in the food.
And since I'm driving opamps that deliver signals to a customer, and he could load some of them, I do want a regulator with a little current reserve. Which is why I set the current limit to about 40 mA.
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The critic could not parse the meter,
and so failed his job as a reader.
And so, quite bereft,
to tell warp from weft,
envisioned himself quite a weeder.
--- My guess is that, in your case, even though you've come in with a shout you'll go out with a whimper and leave nothing behind but cookie cutter "designs" which you gleaned from under the feet of the adequate.
I guess that's the role of a good engineer, as you've stated earlier, but one would think that, if you aspired to the higher calling to which you pretend, you'd wind up with something inventive to which your name was attached.
There's the Faraday disc, the Darlington connection, the Cuk converter, and the Larkin ???
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