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HELP: Circuit for limiting 2volts

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ivanonair

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What kind of circuit i can use where its output voltage is 2v constant, for any value of input voltage higher 2v? kinda signal conditioning type. thanks :D
 
An LM317 adjustable voltage regulator can have its output set to any positive voltage from +1.25V to +37.5V.
An LM337 is a negative adjustable voltage regulator.
They both need an input voltage at least 2.5V higher than their output voltage.

If the input is a fluctuating AC signal then you need a compressor circuit to keep the AC output near 2V.
 
ivanonair said:
What kind of circuit i can use where its output voltage is 2v constant, for any value of input voltage higher 2v? kinda signal conditioning type. thanks :D
What is your maximum input voltage?
How much current can it supply?
How much current must your limited output supply?
Is this, as Audioguru asked, a DC voltage, an AC voltage, a signal, or???
If it's a signal, what is the maximum frequency?
 
Most noobies don't know anything about current so I don't ask anymore.
 
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