ii) For the loaded Zener regulator shown in Figure (b), determine the minimum and maximum possible load currents for which the Zener diode will maintain regulation. Assume an ideal Zener diode where Vz remains a constant 12 V over the rage of current values and Iz(min) = 1 mA. R R 470 N 22 N VIN VIN 24 V IN4733A (a) (b) 쿠

ii) For the loaded Zener regulator shown in Figure (b), determine the minimum and maximum possible load currents for which the Zener diode will maintain regulation. Assume an ideal Zener diode where Vz remains a constant 12 V over the rage of current values and Iz(min) = 1 mA. R R 470 N 22 N VIN VIN 24 V IN4733A (a) (b) 쿠

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Chapter59: Motor Startup And Troubleshooting Basics

Section: Chapter Questions

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