The output voltage is equal to the zener diode voltage less 0.7 volts, or :-
V
o
= V
z
- 0.7
where V
z
is the value of the zener diode.
With the 10V zener diode as shown in the diagram the output voltage is about 9.3
Volts DC. The supply voltage used must always be at least a few volts higher than
the zener voltage. In this example I have used a 12 Volt DC battery to provide the
regulated 9 Volt DC output.
Output Regulation Versus Input Voltage
The above graph shows how the output is affected by input voltage variations. This
was produced with a load current of 100mA and using a 10 volt rated zener diode.
Note that the circuit falls sharply out of regulation when the input voltage falls to
11.5 volt, hence the requirement for an adequate supply voltage.
Temperature Stability
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