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Erlend Sæterdal  
#1 Posted : 13 years ago
Erlend Sæterdal

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Hi I do not remember what effect it will have if I increase the R 8 ( shunt resistor ) to lets say 3 ohm. I have done that by adding 2 RC with 1.1 ohm in each. Now I have a little problem with the output voltage I think .
Can anybody advise me on this ?

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Russ White  
#2 Posted : 13 years ago
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It would reduce the maximum current. Why would you want to do that? Leave it as 1ohm. If you need more current use a larger R1/VR1.
Erlend Sæterdal  
#3 Posted : 13 years ago
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Swapped Transistors QNI and QPI .
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