[sdiy] Tempco adjuster idea
René Schmitz
uzs159 at uni-bonn.de
Sun Apr 27 18:06:38 CEST 2003
Hi Magnus, Ian,
> Which of them? I've lost track really...
There was only one. And it is an unpublished circuit, besides of that I
send them to you and Ian as attachement, back then.
> My point was that there is two rBE to compensate, and they run under sufficiently
> different conditions since the current through the two rBEs is not nearly the same.
> On the reference transistor, the steady state current is almost perfectly the same
> all the time. On the output transistor it varies over a huge range.
It was that I pointed out that its *only* the output resistors rBE that
is actually to be compensated. You accepted that argument.
The input transistors rBE results in a constant offset of the Vbe, which
translates into a fixed detuning. (Leaving possible higher order effects
aside.)
> I had some proposals for how to remedy that as I recall it. I think it came out of
> refinements of Rene's curcuit, but I don't recall it exactly now.
There is nothing to remedy, because there is nothing wrong with that fact.
Cheers,
René
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