Active load regulator for low currents, 2,5-4,5 volts 20-200 milliamps. Scheme, description

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The presented scheme of the active load regulator allows you to adjust the amount of current consumption in the range of 20-200 mA.

Low current active load regulator, 2,5-4,5 volts 20-200 milliamps

The operating voltage range is 2,5-4,5 V. It is mainly used for testing some types of batteries - determining the voltage under load.

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