Continuous wave (CW) operation is achievable with a current of up to 350 mA from a supply voltage range of 2 to 6 V. The system supports TTL modulation frequencies of up to 10 kHz, with an adjustable duty cycle. It features a rapid soft start function after power-on and allows for simple power adjustments through an external resistor.
This circuit is designed to operate in continuous wave mode, providing a stable output current of up to 350 mA. The supply voltage can vary between 2 to 6 volts, making it suitable for various applications that require flexibility in power supply. The TTL modulation capability allows for modulation frequencies of up to 10 kHz, which is essential for applications in communications and signal processing where precise control of the signal is necessary.
The adjustable duty cycle feature enables users to modify the on-off ratio of the output signal, which is crucial for applications that require specific pulse widths. This capability can be particularly useful in applications such as PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) control for motors or other devices where varying the power level is needed.
The rapid soft start function ensures that the circuit initializes smoothly upon power-up, preventing sudden inrush currents that could potentially damage components or affect performance. This feature is beneficial in sensitive applications where stability is critical during the startup phase.
Power adjustments can be easily made through an external resistor, allowing for straightforward customization of the output power without the need for complex circuitry. This simplicity in design aids in reducing overall costs and improving the ease of integration into various electronic systems.
In summary, this circuit offers a versatile solution for applications requiring CW operation with adjustable power and modulation capabilities, while ensuring safe and efficient performance during startup and operation.CW operation up to 350mA from 2. 8. 6V supply voltage TTL modulation frequency up to 10KHz, with adjustable duty cycle. Rapid soft start after power-on. Simple power adjustment via the external resistor. 🔗 External reference
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