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- 22 Dec 2018
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- 28 May 2026
Explanation
The Zener current is minimized when the load current is at its maximum because more current is drawn by the load, leaving less current through the Zener diode.
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Practice related questions from the same subject.
- 1.A power supply exhibits a voltage regulation of 1%. Given that the voltage at no load is 20 V, what is the voltage when the supply is fully loaded?
- 2.In a regulated power supply setup, two identical 15 V Zener diodes are connected in series, and the input DC voltage is 45 V. If each Zener diode has a maximum current rating of 300 mA, what value of series resistor should be used?
- 3.What happens to the Zener current when there is no load current flowing?
- 4.A power source provides a maximum current of 0.5 A at its full-load voltage of 20 V. What is the smallest load resistance that can be safely connected to this power supply?
- 5.What effect does a Zener regulator have on the ripple voltage in a power supply?
- 6.If two identical 15 V Zener diodes are connected in series, what will be the total regulated output voltage?
- 7.If the alternating current (a.c.) input voltage to a regulated or standard power supply rises by 5%, what is the approximate percentage change in the direct current (d.c.) output voltage?
- 8.Under which condition does a Zener diode maintain a nearly constant load voltage?
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