As in Figure 1, this low-side constant-current source draws a load current of 2.5 V divided by the output resistance through the load resistance, provided that you select the output resistance to make the voltage difference between IC1's input
| Authors | Brad Thompson |
| Main Document | Article «Low-Dropout Linear Regulators Deliver Constant Currents» |
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- Article «Low-Dropout Linear Regulators Deliver Constant Currents»
- Figure 1. This high-side constant-current source delivers load current of 2.5 V divided by the output resistance, provided that you choose the output resistance to ensure that the voltage between the regulator's input and ground terminals is at least 2.5 V
- Figure 2. As in Figure 1, this low-side constant-current source draws a load current of 2.5 V divided by the output resistance through the load resistance, provided that you select the output resistance to make the voltage difference between IC1's input
