I have seen power supplies that have a Linear Regulator and after the linear regulator it goes to a Shunt Regulator and then it gets paralleled or fanned out to multiple Op amps that are called precision reference voltage circuits that supply reference voltages , like + 5 volts, + 10volts, + 15 volts , each supply output has a precision reference voltage circuit
Why is there a shunt regulator after a linear regulator? what does the shunt regulator do?
What does these precision reference voltage circuits do? source more output current then a linear regulator can?
Why is there a shunt regulator after a linear regulator? what does the shunt regulator do?
What does these precision reference voltage circuits do? source more output current then a linear regulator can?