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School Milwaukee of Engineering (c) MSOE 2009 Dr.-Ing. Joerg Mossbrucker EE3111 Lab week 3: Zener-diode stabilized Power supply. 1 Design Goals Design a 12V power supply with a Zener diode Determine output resistance Determine power supply regulation Prelaboratory investigation Design your circuit. Calculate maximum power dissipation for all circuit elements. Simulate your circuit for different loads From the...
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School Milwaukee of Engineering (c) MSOE 2009 Dr.-Ing. Joerg Mossbrucker
EE3111 Lab week 3: Zener-diode stabilized Power supply.
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Design Goals Design a 12V power supply with a Zener diode Determine output resistance Determine power supply regulation Prelaboratory investigation Design your circuit. Calculate maximum power dissipation for all circuit elements. Simulate your circuit for different loads From the simulation determine output resistance and supply regulation Laboratory investigation Build your circuit. Determine the DC open-circuit (i.e. no-load) load voltage. Determine the DC load voltage for at least two loads. different Determine the output resistance. Determine the load voltage for at least two different supply voltages and constant load. Determine the supply regulation. Analysis Show all obtained voltages. Assume that the supply voltage has a 1Vp ripple voltage. Calculate the ripple voltage for your circuit (use the supply regulation calculated above) Lab Notebook Purpose of this lab. Circuit design and calculations. All simulation results. Picture of build circuit. All measured component values. All measurement results (i.e. voltmeter display, oscilloscope screenshots etc.) All calculated results.
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