liuzon*** 发表于 2024-9-8 15:51
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10mA is very high for resistive dropper. It will be over 3W on your numbers and 20mA is over 6W !! That is a lot of heat to remove from any PCB and housing.
You are better to use a R+CAP dropper as above, or even an active on-the-slopes pulse design.
10mA is also very high for a MCU startup, you should work to reduce that.
Does anyone know what a STC MCU part current drain waveform looks like at startup ?
Not many vendors specify reset / starting current, but I've seen Microchip reports say Tiny13A ~ 230uA or AtMega16L ~ 3.6mA and Nuvoton MUG51 say < 200uA when RESET=LOW
jm*** 发表于 2024-9-9 03:36
10mA is very high for resistive dropper. It will be over 3W on your numbers and 20mA is over 6W !!
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The tick-tap pulse generator you introduced(dropper-regulator part like SS540S )is too expensive. The stc microcontroller, according to the official data, is within 10 mA / at 35 mhz. Plus I want to drive the circuit I want to drive the MOS tube, the consumption of the protection circuit, about 20 mA is enough, you said the Schottky voltage stabilization tube can work at less than 5 ma, I looked at the curve, it is best to let him consume 5 mA to stabilize. This will provide a minimum of 15 mA.