Zener explained

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Where :  It= Iz+Ir.   

             Vout= Vsource —Rs(It)
             
     Or.    Vsource—Vout= Rs(Iz+Ir)

The resistance of  (50 ohms and 100ohms) (charge) dont matter for Vout if Vsource is < bigger by 1.5 times Vout.

In this example the outer resistance varies from 100 to 50 and viceversa so it will demand more or less intensity but the voltaje must not change... the zener diode must change his intensity to keep stability.
  Theres another source with double voltage to see effect
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Saludos de mex yah

published 11 years ago

lenzrulz

11 years ago

Nice...

vicenteq

11 years ago

Nice???

vicenteq

11 years ago

then. this is not correct.

aquialexjajaja

11 years ago

You still need to know the zener resistance... the max and min voltaje in/out... max power disipation and the minimum current that must flow thru the ZNrdiode

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