SPANISH RULES WITH A CLASSIFICATION REGULATION RESPONSIBLE TO LAST TRANSFERS

摘要

A load coupled with a linear voltage regulator can generate a load voltage so that an output of the voltage regulator is temporarily raised to an elevated level above a regulated level. Without compensation, the linear voltage regulator can respond by completely disabling a flow transistor, which makes it impossible to regulate and allows a compensation capacitor to be charged with polarisation as opposed to that required for the regulation. If a subsequent load voltage (i.e. a reverse load voltage) is generated,While the linear voltage regulator is in this state, a large peak of the output can occur when the voltage regulator reloads the transistor and the compensation capacitor is reloaded. This reveals a linear voltage regulator with a transient compensation switching device to prevent the above described scenario and reduce the tip of the output.