By developing a correction voltage using a separate current-sampling resistance, designers can eliminate the added circuitry of the four-wire Kelvin connection
| Authors | Stephen Woodward |
| Main Document | Article «Circuit cancels interconnection resistance to enhance load regulation» |
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- Article «Circuit cancels interconnection resistance to enhance load regulation»
- Figure 1. By developing a correction voltage using a separate current-sampling resistance, designers can eliminate the added circuitry of the four-wire Kelvin connection
- Figure 2. This variation of the circuit provides negative feedback for regulators that use a ground-referred reference voltage, like the LM2941
