Constant Current Regulator using Transistors & TL431 | CCR | Constant Current Regulator.

[@ccv3237]

Excellently explained the useful function of the TL431, and calculations involved with clear samples. Thank you very much!!! I have subscribed, and liked.

[@pierretessier1682]

How you calcule R1=728 Ohms ?????? Because 8/((.05/50)+.001)= 8Volts/ 2mA= 4000 Ohms

[@rajup.abraham9267]

Better to use opamp as feedback element for good current regulation and Low voltage drop.

[@saukhilalnishad3370]

Very informative video

[@FoolishEngineer]

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[@kabandajamir9844]

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[@redtex]

Поздравляем, ты смог прочитать документацию на TL431.

[@elektronikhobim6903]

My friend simulation betiful.thanks👍👍

[@FoolishEngineer]

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[@kuldeeprawat4758]

2.5v Supercap ko charging ke liye es circuit ka use kar shakte h kya ?

[@rameshwarshelke4633]

Hi sir Nice to explain but I have one question regarding R1 in previous vdo u had sujjest VBE (0.7÷0.05) ,,how u select resistor value In ckt which value of v & i ,we have to consider when selecting the resistor.

[@stevendinkha3342]

Why do u you choose 2n3019? Is there an alternative?

[@stefanmoser4348]

you can take any BJT, that can handle the desired current, for example a S8050

[@subhadipkundu6058]

NICE CONTENT.................... EVERYTHING IS COOL. THANK YOU

[@FoolishEngineer]

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[@dinetsandrew]

are we have TL431 analogs with low Vfb? I mean approximately Vfb 0.5 V...

[@farhadjabbri4331]

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[@FoolishEngineer]

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[@puwartech7111]

gud explanation keep it up sir 👍

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[@newtons5350]

Very supportive 💓

[@FoolishEngineer]

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[@tosc4goro711]

R1 should be 4k ohm according your calculation sir

[@MANINDERSINGH-bw4ms]

Thanks.how can two transistor behave current limiting and voltage control.bd139 &2n 3055 .2ndly can we give ur circuit feedback to base of powerful transistor as higher current limiting? Hope for more details thanks again

[@FoolishEngineer]

No. Yes

[@sandeepjoshi6762]

R1 should be 4k according to your calculation sir.

[@elektronikhobim6903]

Your comment is true. R1= 8 / { ( IL / hfe)+İka} R1=8 / 0.002 = 4000R .If the current flowing through the Tl431 is 1 mA, this value will be 4000 ohms. But I think the friend meant 100 mA in the formula.

[@stefanmoser4348]

@@elektronikhobim6903 nope, the friend calculated with 10 mA --> 8 V / 0,011 mA = ~727 Ohm :-)

[@michaelcastillo352]

can it be used to drive 2A?

[@hamedbaghaffar2694]

May Allah bless you

[@FoolishEngineer]

Thank you!

[@masmarketing1128]

Hi, i have a question, Does all three constant current regulator you upload here will reduce voltage receieved by load to achieve desired current? I want to keep the voltage same as input even when the load has less resistance and the current increases. Thank you

[@FoolishEngineer]

you need constant voltage regulator for that

[@durgaprasadpinnamaraju8759]

there are some gain parameters for tl431 right. how you calculated

[@FoolishEngineer]

We don't need to calculate any gain parameters here, the TL431 is working as a comparator.

[@manpreetsandhu3885]

Can it be used for 150 ma current

[@stefanmoser4348]

yes, it can. for R2 you take 3 resistors 47 Ohms in parallel, for Q1 a BD135 or BD137

[@manpreetsandhu3885]

Can it be designed to drive 100 ma load

[@stefanmoser4348]

yes, it can. for R2 you take 2 resistors 47 Ohms in parallel, for Q1 a S8050

[@widya1836]

please please what happens if you replace the bjt with mosfet

[@FoolishEngineer]

you can use mosfet as well!

[@subhadipkundu6058]

IS R1 IS4 KOHM?

[@elektronikhobim6903]

If the current flowing through the Tl431 is 1 mA, this value will be 4000 ohms. But I think the friend meant 100 mA in the formula.

[@stefanmoser4348]

@@elektronikhobim6903 nope, the friend calculated with 10 mA :-)

[@oneproductivemusk1pm565]

What is a current limiter?

[@FoolishEngineer]

the resistor which restricts the current flow

[@mahendrabandaranayake2633]

What else to tl431

[@FoolishEngineer]

It is a programmable shunt regulator (zener diode)

[@noslidemais]