Texas Instruments goes over regulator output-voltage accuracy, warning that feedback resistor tolerances have a high impact on the output accuracy and should be chosen with care.
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Texas Instruments goes over regulator output-voltage accuracy, warning that feedback resistor tolerances have a high impact on the output accuracy and should be chosen with care.
You forgot the link. Can I have a free pcb code for pointing this out? Haha I joke, but can I buy a ding n dent code from you? A bus pirate would be pretty sweet and debugging shit makes me happy so yeh
It’s a video — click on the picture. The web is pretty tricky though, I’ll admit.
Sorry,was on the mobile site with no vid. Electronic design engineer by day, drunkard by the weekend
We call that having a good life-balance. :-)
Here’s a couple more. I’ll skip posting links (which trigger moderation); just do a Web Search…
TI Application Report SLVA072, August 1999, “Technical Review of Low Dropout Voltage Regulator Operation and Performance”
TI Application Report AN-1378 SNVA112, July 2005 “Method For Calculating Output Voltage Tolerances in Adjustable Regulators”