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luminitza

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The series resistor in a shunt regulator acts as a voltage divider with what other component?
 
  A) the zener B) the error detector
  C) the control element Q1 D) the sample circuit

Question 2

What happens when the input voltage decreases in a shunt regulator?
 
  A) the reference voltage decreases
  B) the voltage across the control element transistor increases
  C) the op amp output decreases
  D) all of the above



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

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