Anoutput boosteris needed when you want to achieve the
needed current/voltage gain. Great output commonly need in accociation with the
the output power limitation of mostly IC processing. The following figure shows
youcircuit diagramof the typical current gain stage if you want
to design a booster stages which achieve power gain while maintaining good
dynamic performance.
The design of circuit above will boost the LF356 inverteramplifier’s output currentto a 200 mA while maintaining full 12V output swing. The resistors (200 Ohm) and diodes (D1-D4) associated with LM334 give temperature compensation. 20 Ohm resistor will set the 3.5mA current value. D5-D6 provide output short circuit protection by shunting drive from Q1-Q2 if output current exceeds about 275mA.
Read more on 200mA 12V Op Current Gain Stage (Current Booster) Circuit Design in the Current Booster Aplication Note here (source: hqew.net)
The design of circuit above will boost the LF356 inverteramplifier’s output currentto a 200 mA while maintaining full 12V output swing. The resistors (200 Ohm) and diodes (D1-D4) associated with LM334 give temperature compensation. 20 Ohm resistor will set the 3.5mA current value. D5-D6 provide output short circuit protection by shunting drive from Q1-Q2 if output current exceeds about 275mA.
Read more on 200mA 12V Op Current Gain Stage (Current Booster) Circuit Design in the Current Booster Aplication Note here (source: hqew.net)
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