How to Create a Simple Voltage Limiter Device?

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To create a simple voltage limiter device, a diode can be used for basic voltage clamping, connecting the cathode to the voltage source and the anode to a stable supply. For a more refined solution, a linear voltage regulator like the LM7805 is recommended, offering a straightforward and efficient design. The discussion highlights the importance of considering current and power ratings when selecting components. Users seeking to design a voltage regulator are encouraged to clarify their specific limitations or requirements. Overall, the conversation emphasizes practical approaches to voltage limiting in electronic circuits.
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Hi,:rolleyes:
how you doin?? I work to make voltage Limiting. but I need some idea to make sample device. I f anyone can help plaese do it. I need diagram about his\her idea.


thanks a lot
I appreciate it :wink:
 
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We would need more details to be of help. If you mean a voltage clamp, then the simplest is just a diode. Say you want to clamp some voltage supply to 5.6V, then you just connect the cathode of the diode to your voltage source, and the anode to a stiff 5V supply. Of course, you have to think about currents, powers, etc. when you pick the diode for this.

What is the context of your question?
 
Sorry, I mean Volage regulator. How we can make simple design.
 
Are you limited so you can't use a LM78xx or LM79xx linear regulator? Something like a LM7805 is about as simple as it gets and more elegant than a zener diode as a clamp.
 
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