- Zener regulator under varying input voltage condition
- It can be seen the input is
- Vo=Vzis constant
- IL = Vo/Rl = Vz/Rl = constant
- And I = Iz+IL
- Now If Vin increases, than the total current I increases. But IL is constant as Vz is constant as Vz in constant. Hence the current Iz increases to keep IL constant
- But as long as Iz is between Izmin and Izmax, the Vz i.e output voltage Vo is constant
- Thus the changes in input voltage get compensated and output is maintained constant.
- Similarly if Vin decreases, than current I decreases. But to keep IL constant, Iz decreases. As long as Iz is between Izmax and Izmin the output voltage remains constant.
- the maximum power dissipation for the zener diode is fixed and given by
- Pd = VzIz max
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