Re: [volt-nuts] monitoring LTZ1000 chip temperature

2014-01-29 Thread Jan Fredriksson
The base-drain Q1 and Q2 can of course be used. The problem is that the base-drain voltages to temperature is only approximately known. You would need to calibrate those, using external heating. As they can be be expected to be linear, you only need two or three temperature points for an decent

[volt-nuts] monitoring LTZ1000 chip temperature

2014-01-28 Thread Bruce Griffiths
In order to understand the dynamics of the LTZ1000 temperature regulation loop better in order to estimate the chip temperature response due to ambient temperature fluctuations, I am attempting to produce a model of the thermal impedance of the chip by fitting a Foster RC ladder (later

Re: [volt-nuts] monitoring LTZ1000 chip temperature

2014-01-28 Thread ed breya
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