First, you probably should move to the high voltage version of the LM317 which can handle up to 60V. This will give you design margin to protect your design from spurious transients and tolerances.
For example if the target output voltage is 10V then the R2 value is calculated as following: So this is how we calculate the R2 and output voltage for LM317 voltage regulator circuit. This LM317 ...
Thank you. Are you asking if LM317 can be a voltage regulator and a current limiter (other than internal current limit) at the same time? No it can not. There are way to implement this in some cases.
ESR of C2 is 100mOhms Adding an output capacitor, C2, effectively bypasses the regulator at higher frequencies. As the LM317 is inductive in these regions, this makes for a resonant circuit and hence ...
Set an LM317 circuit up to output 10mA, say, and you can safely test out about any LED. Read off the operating voltage, subtract that from the supply voltage, and then divide by your desired ...
The above schematic comprises almost anything you can put around the ubiquitous LM317 positive 3-pin regulator (LM337 for negative voltages, 117 and 137 military versions). The basic circuit dispenses ...
Set an LM317 circuit up to output 10mA, say, and you can safely test out about any LED. Read off the operating voltage, subtract that from the supply voltage, and then divide by your desired ...