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Variable
Zener Circuit See our other Circuits. A zener diode acts like a normal diode, blocking current when it is reverse biased until a threshold voltage is surpassed, then it conducts. Zener diodes are often used in voltage regulators. The circuit below simulates a zenor diode and is programmable with a resistor divider network. The zener voltage is equal to: Vz= (R2*V)/(R1+R2)+Vbe Where Vbe is the voltage drop from the emit to the base of the transistor, and which is normally about 0.6V Variable Zener Schematic
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