... Better efficiencies are obtained, for more modest step-up supplies anyway, with the switching regulator. A conventional switching supply is a kind of charge pump: it ... altogether but it's probably not worth the trouble. Transistors are simply much better at switching. I have a few thyratrons on hand but these aren't really appropriate; like the silicon-controlled rectifier a thyratron ...

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The LM21305 is an adjustable frequency synchronous buck regulator capable of delivering up to 5A of continuous output current. Input voltage is 3V to 18V and output voltage is adjustable to range 0.6V to 5V. Switching frequency is also adjustable via a single resistor from  300 kHz to 1.5 MHz. Visit the link for more info / datasheet. LM21305 – 5A Buck Regulator -

Quote: Originally Posted by tuzzer (Post 38416) Thank you very much for your advise. I actually have already gotten a high power switching regulator for the servos that can handle even the current draw in case all servos are stalled (can handle up to 7A) < I would prefer having the battery down at the ...

... the numbers you plug in. The SOURCE impedance of a tube (or any device, for that matter) is roughly the DC impedance times the inverse of the DUTY CYCLE. For something like a switching regulator, this is a fairly simple calculation. For a non-square R.F. wave, it's a bit more complex, but the principle is the same. All things being equal, a ...

... that stage a bit higher than you actually require and put in a voltage regulator IC (commonly 780X for X volts output). I ... from 1–21V using a knob on the top (and a variable voltage regulator IC). So when I took apart a non-working domestic appliance yesterday I was confused ... ;output. The opto-coupler feeds back a signal to the switching IC, which varies the duty-cycle — and ...

Alright ladies and gents, looking for your advice in terms of a new regulator set. This will be for a DIR setup (single tank) that I will be switching into a doubles setup for technical diving likely next year. I've only dove my Sherwood Maximus, so that's my frame of reference. The ScubaPro G250/Mk25 combo has been suggested to me, and I' ...

... PQ12RD21 with on/off for each of the 5 lamps, then a PNP for the high-side switching of the TS indicators (yup, the MC pins need to sink current here). here is the ... It seems to me that hardware PWM may work for the running light mode if I can shut off the regulator during the flashing. Otherwise I may need to go with SW PWM so I can switch pins from PWM to flashing on TS mode. The ...

... truck), and the harness seemed to work fine. Now I check the output line from the regulator, and at idle, she's putting out @8v, and @12v+- when revved a little. So now I ... the lighting circut automatically. The only thing that I can figure is that the diode that's off the relay, for switching purposes, I used a really small one....maybe that's fried and is causing a short? Anyone ...

... . Then it was off to Columbia Computers where I bought a UPS system (1,700 pisos, $38) for the computer so I wouldn't have to reboot when switching from wall outlet to generator, and that would also act as a voltage regulator protecting the computer, as well as 2 actual voltage regulators: One for the modem and router in the ...

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