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Boost Converter Output Isn't Desired Value

For 5 volt in, 12 volt out the duty cycle is 1 - Vin/Vout or 58%. Since your output power is 200 ma @ 12 volts, (2.4 W) the average input current must be at least 480 mA. Since you are only on 58% ...
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How to correctly indicate reponse time of a power supply

Well, no idea, you don't describe your system at all -- but there are a few typical cases, and one might argue anything else is pathological and would indicate bad design of the system, anyway. ...
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How to correctly indicate reponse time of a power supply

Does the voltage drop happen exactly at the time that the current draw is being increased? Yes, but capacitance and inductance can make slight delays from the source to the load. In most power ...
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Is the 7809 bad for a DC motor?

The 7809 itself is fine for a DC motor, but with caveats. Input and output capacitors are needed for the 7809, but for your application, their absence would not make a difference significant enough to ...
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Is the 7809 bad for a DC motor?

You left out the capacitors that the LM7809 datasheet specifies. Three 18650 cells in series is anywhere from 7.5V (fully discharged) to 12.6V (fully charged.) The normal operating voltage is 3.7V ...
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Is the 7809 bad for a DC motor?

Several issues here, some of which can be solved by reading the datasheet of the exact type of 7809 you're using. The text of the datasheet will also say that those capacitors should be as close as ...
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Help identify this SOT-23 5 pin component labeled ADU06 and weird behavior

From the image, we can see that it is connected to Pin 12 of the MCU. In the image from the datasheet we can see that this is a reset pin. So this component is probably a voltage supervisor that has ...
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Identification for L313 marking, 5 pins

I think its a TI TLV2731 as it matches the pin connections and part marking.
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Distribute power from one battery to multiple devices

All these components on that system, works in certain amount (range) of voltage, right? Right. how can I create a system - above the main system - to distribute power correctly Do not power the ...
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Confusion in deciding a voltage regulator's input output capacitor types

The data sheet does not state what properties of the capacitor are important and in what range they should be. Having said that, many older linear regulator data sheets recommend tantalum capacitors ...
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Need help to identify an SSD Voltage regulator

It's an Onsemi NIS5135MN1TXG electronic fuse. (Source: lcsc.com)
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Identify SMD voltage regulator with top marking: BDCM

From the marking code and package it might be a Ricoh R5421N132F Battery Management IC Li-Ion, over-charge/discharge prot., Vd=3.2V The Ricoh R5421N SERIES MARK SPECIFICATION shows the first two ...
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Identify SMD voltage regulator with top marking: BDCM

The markings match with an ETA Solutions ETA6020S2G-T which is a load switch and not a regulator. The markings with the underscore under the last character also points towards ETA Solutions. See the ...
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Identify SMD voltage regulator with top marking: BDCM

I don't know about the exact part number, but the pinout should be easy to find: I assume there isn't an inductor on the other side of the board... The dot is the Pin 1 marker. I see some caps on this ...
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How to Properly Select Resistors and Capacitors for a Voltage Reference Circuit with BJTs

To build a voltage reference that depends on BJTs without feedback, diodes and potentiometers is not a good idea. This will not offer good voltage stability. You can select R6 and R7 based on the BJT ...
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IRF540 MOSFET Replacement

This is dangerously close to a shopping question, but in any case there are some MOSFETs specifically targeting linear operation, so I suggest looking for those. Anecdotally, the SOA numbers for ...
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How do I change the output voltage of the LM7805?

It is very interesting to hear about regulator 7805 .in my experience If i neede a few volt more at the output of regular 7805.l added a zenor diode between Ground pin of regulator and Ground ...
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Should a diode be placed between the output of voltage regulator and the battery?

The diode may be required to prevent reverse current flow from the battery, when the charger is switched off.
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Identify component marked R3377 in a ZVR1 [Playstation VR MB]

Looking at the The ultimate SMD marking codes database for marking codes starting with R3 finds the candidate device: Marking Name Manufacturer/Case Function R33 ...
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Identify component marked R3377 in a ZVR1 [Playstation VR MB]

Possibly OnSemi NCP585DSN33T1G - a 3.3 V LDO rated for up to 350 mA output. Based on the datasheet linked above the part is marked with a five digit code where the first three digits are the part ...
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