Questions tagged [step-up]
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Zener instead of resistor divider on dc-dc converter feedback pin
This dc-dc converter steps up voltage from 3.1V to 7.5V. I'm curious about the unusual D2 zener + R3 resistor to set the output voltage, instead of the traditional resistor based voltage divider. I ...
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MT3608L based step up power convertor not stable - seems caused by erase cycle of PICKit 4
I'm a hobby home cockpit builder, and making my panels myself. Panels have backlighting, for which I use LED's. To control the LED's, I'm using STP08CP05TTR having 8 constant current outputs. I use ...
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How to conveniently generate variable programming voltages (12V, 12.75V, 14V etc.) in an Arduino context?
I'm playing with EPROM/EEPROM's and I need various voltages. For one, EEPROM I need to be able to generate 5V, 12V and 14V at around 30 mA. Question is how I do that the easiest. I'm thinking I could ...
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Creating higher voltage from DC motor
I have a DC motor (5 V, 600 rpm). I use it as a generator. It produces near 1.5 V max.
This voltage may differ while using it in the application and I can't control it. I want to raise this voltage to ...
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What is the "best" way to make a diy 7v rechargeable battery?
I have a device (the wii "sensor" bar, basically an IR LED array) that the literature says takes 7v. I can't find any battery offerings that come in 7v, but many that are 3.7v, so I am stuck ...
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Step-up like logical "inverse diode" operation [closed]
In the same way that a diode lowers the voltage typically by 0.6V/0.7V, I would like to understand the minimum and simplest circuit to obtain the reverse, i.e. raise the voltage by 0.6V/0.7V compared ...
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Design of a 50 Hz step-up mini transformer
I am a first-year B.Tech student majoring in electrical and electronics engineering. Currently, I am working on designing a 500 W mini inverter.
I have addressed all aspects to reduce the inverter's ...
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Trying to get 5 V using MT3608 (step-up boost) but without success
I designed a circuit to generate 5 V using a 3.7 V battery and an MT3608. The main problem is that I can't get 5 V but just 3.5-3.9 V, even after changing resistors.
I tried everything:
Changing R1 ...
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Step-up power supply for motor [closed]
I know very little about electricity. I am a private detective. I am converting on older surveillance periscope to modern IP cameras. The periscope has several motors that raise/lower turn 360% and ...
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Input of 20~23v, need output of 24v [closed]
I have a supply that outputs either 20v or 23v, I need to step that up so it is always a fixed 24v no matter what. How can I make sure it is always a fixed 24v?
Edit: This is for a coin hopper. It ...
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How does the step up booster in the attached schematic work?
There is a 3 pin SOT-89 package IC DC step up that converts 1.5 V to 3.3 V as shown in the picture.
My questions are:
Does anybody have a link to the datasheet of the 433p?
How does this circuit work?...
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Combination of step up and step down feasible?
I have a model aircraft on which I am installing a LED kit of the same manufacturer. The EDF jet is powered by a 6s Lipo (22.2V nominal). The LED kit connects to the balancer plug of the battery and ...
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Step up circuit burns protection diode
I have implemented a step up circuit using an IC. I implemented the component selection from the datasheet. This is its datasheet.
Image source: LCSC - AZ34063U datasheet
The step up feeds an H-...
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Converting a fast-switching 0-2.5V input to TTL signal
Dear fellow engineers,
I am attemping to convert a fast switching (~ns) 0V - 2.5V pulse from FPGA into a TTL-standard (0V - 5V) signal. I have been browsing for voltage regulators online. Most of them ...
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XL6009 control with MCU
I want to control some 20-30w led chip with mcu.They need 30-32V so i need step up for that. And thought about that cheap modules with XL6009. Is it possible to control them with PWM on EN pin?
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