Yes, I see that and I should have thought of
it..... MindSim failed!
That 1mA must be the minimum to power the
onchip reference and opamp.
Oh well, back to the drawing board!
I suppose it could be done with a very low
power CMOS opamp, plus a 5.1V zero TC Zener, plus a
discrete npn BJT to replace the TL-431..... but I will have to
noodle on that
I used to design such opamps but they were not
available as discrete opamps........ they were buried in a VLSI
processor, etc.
rogerw
On 4/5/2022 3:30 PM, Roger Whatley via
groups.io wrote:
I will look into that.
rogerw
On 4/5/2022 3:28 PM, peter via
groups.io wrote:
Roger:
?This is what Geo was asking in lieu of a zener.?
Well, there may be a limitation due to minimum current
requirements of the IC shunt regulator chip. I think the spec
sheet notes about 1ma for lower limit (?)
Its adjustable up to ~+30V
(On a different not there some newer ones that go up to 125
volts or so,)
P
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