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Low Dropout Voltage Regulator Circuit Design
Jan 04th, 2015, 7:39am
 
Good day.   Smiley I was hoping that you would be able to help me understand some of the values in these formulas i came across.  We're designing an LDO for the first time (please help  :-[ ).  These are some of the formulas used for the first two stages of the circuit.  
I was wondering, how does one get the values for K'5, K'3, K'1, Vin(max), VT1(min), VT1(max) and for the different lambda?
And perhaps the 1, 3 and 5 indicates the number of the certain transistor in the design?  These formulas are for the OpAmp part of the LDO.
Thank you for your help  ;D
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Reply #1 - Jan 19th, 2015, 1:22pm
 
your question is not understandable in the form presented. Schematics, diagrams of where all this is in the system would be needed as part of the question.
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Reply #2 - Jan 19th, 2015, 4:39pm
 
I guess these formulas are from allen holberg book, so you find there only.
you could have show schematic at least....
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