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Component Selection. By Prof. Bitar. Power Supply Example. Input: 120VAC / 60Hz (nominal) Output: 5V +/- 5% (4.5 to 5.5 V) 100mA (max). Possible Full-Wave Topologies (Assuming Linear Voltage Regulators). Typical Voltage Waveforms.
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Component Selection By Prof. Bitar
Power Supply Example • Input: • 120VAC / 60Hz (nominal) • Output: • 5V +/- 5% (4.5 to 5.5 V) • 100mA (max)
Possible Full-Wave Topologies(Assuming Linear Voltage Regulators)
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Narrow the Search! In Stock !!! 6,241 Linear
Further Search Criteria • Current (100mA) • Package / Case (TO-92 Thru-Hole!) • Packaging (for shipping) • Topology (Positive Fixed) • Voltage (5V)
Down to Mfg & Pricing(Note Sorting Criteria) • Fairchild Semiconductor $0.32 • (More $, but better spec sheets & support.) • Micro Commercial Co: $0.20 • (Not as well supported, but CHEAP!)
Selecting Part-Number Link Yields More Information Including Price Breaks! Finally a Data Sheet!
Component Data Sheet • Absolute Maximum Ratings • (Not to be exceeded !!) • Input Voltage Max (30V) • Operating Temp (-20 to 120 C) • Storage Temp (-55 to 150 C) • Electrical Characteristics • (Under very specific test conditions!) • Output Voltage • (4.8 to 5.2 V @ T = 25 C) • Load Regulation (ΔVOUT / Δ ILOAD) • (60mV MAX from 1 to 100mA) • Line Regulation (ΔVOUT / Δ VIN) • (150mV MAX, Vin from 7 to 20V) • Quiescent Current (5.5mA MAX) • Output Noise Voltage (40uV TYPICAL) • Ripple Rejection (41dB MIN) • Dropout Voltage (1.7V TYPICAL)
Q: Does this Voltage Regulator Meet our Specifications? YES! • OK, Repeat this Process for Every Component… • Power Transformer • Diodes • Filter Capacitors
Selecting a Power Transformer • Questions: • What voltage do we need? • What is the maximum current? • What configurations do we need? • What configurations are available? Single or Dual Primary Single or Dual Secondary
1. What Voltage Do We Need? • Desired DC Output = 5V • Minimum Drop Across Regulator = 1.7V (spec) • Maximum Ripple Voltage = 1V (guess) • Drop Across Rectifier Diodes = 0.7 or 1.4V • Therefore, for C.T. Transformer: • Vpk = 5+1.7+1+0.7 = 8.4V = 5.9VRMS • Or for Full-Wave Bridge: • Vpk = 5+1.7+1+1.4 = 9.1V = 6.4VRMS • OK, Looking for 6.4VRMS @ 100mA (min)
Possible Choices Tamura 3FS212 : 6.3VAC, 180mA Transformer $3.75