One or Two Component 2mA Current Source

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There are some types of three legs, adjustable high voltage regulators out there (LR8 for instance (if memory serves)) that may do the job with one resistor.

petrus bitbyter

apart from the max 100V cr200

-Lasse

Something to look at

I came across this while looking for something else.

Switchable Current Regulators

Features

Minimum of 900 V breakdown

Resistor programmable current source

International standard packages JEDEC TO-220 and TO-252

On/Off switchable current source

IXCP10M90S

Did not look for SM equivalent...Supertex DN345 has an Idss of 200mA; about 2.6VGS for current source so 2mA or 20mA is easy; 2 parts: resistor and depletion mode FET.

....or maybe the SM version of the Fairchild J202; one part; ntg on voltage.

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Have you looked at Supertex's web site lately :< :< :<

Also

Sorry about the previous blank post! There are lots of SMD junction FETS available. The vast majority of JFETs are depletion mode. The problem is the breakdown voltage. You may have to add a resistor- Zener combination to protect the FET. Also, Linear Systems

IXYS has a good selection of HV current regulators requiring only one external resistor. The problem might be in finding them at a distrubutor.

Here take your pick. HV current regulators top left menu.

Start-up resistor replacement for an off-line SMPS?

Best regards, Spehro Pefhany

...that was supposed to be DN3545...

....but....but....Mouser seems to carry them...DN3545

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Perhaps Mouser will have them right up until you order them for production. When a company makes something hard to find on their web site, it is time to stop designing the part in and time to start designing it out.

If a company makes everything they make hard to find, it is not just time to design all those parts out. It is time to sell the stock.

I'm designing the startup for an smps.

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I'm still following this thread. I made some replies but they didn't show up. It's mysterious... (It could be that I've messed up something.) Only today are my replies now appearing.. However, my internet service has been acting erratic. And now I'm too busy to make replies :(

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