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It's a type of voltage regulators that rapidly switch a series device on and off.

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I’m designing a small 2-layer PCB module using the Diodes Inc. AP63200 (synchronous buck). Input source (not a battery): 50 Hz mains transformer secondary → full bridge rectifier → 2200 µF bulk ...
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I'm designing a power supply with both negative and positive power supply rail. The voltage source shown in the schematics is actually the output from the secondary of a flyback converter transformer. ...
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I have a design using the LT8648S switching regulator in an inverted topology to produce an output of -15V (input is 25.7V). The schematic is shown below. I followed Linear Technologies Design Note ...
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I'm designing a +-15V supply and mimicking this +-12V supply example schematic provided in Analog Techs LTC7149 datasheet. I'm specifically curious about the purpose of Rset3 and Rset4. If I'm not ...
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I was repairing a DJI Mini 2 drone the fell on water. I cleaned the board and started doing some measurements. I noticed a couple of shorted capacitors around the nt5cb128m16jr-fl chip SDRAM and I ...
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I want to use LT8361 to generate -80V supply. In the datasheet, I find the connection for 80V supply, I would like to know how to modify this circuit to generate -80V supply? There is the link for ...
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I am building a switching regulator design for a high current application. Here I want to control output voltage Vout through the custom software by adding the digital potentiometer, basically ...
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I am working on a SEPIC converter based on a NJM2374 IC (equivalent to MC34063) to be used in a DIY laboratory power supply. Unfortunately, I’ve encountered a lot of issues with spiking on the output. ...
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I have a tps63070 set up to output 3.8v but it is putting out 6.15v. I am following this in the datasheet: My R1 is 660K (2 x 330k in series) and R2 is 100K. Here is my schematic. Sorry it's so messy....
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I'm designing a power control unit for a project where I need to take a 24V input and step it down to low noise +-15V and +-12V. The plan I've decided to go with uses the LTC3649 and LTC7149 switching ...
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I'm planing to use TPS61096A as a low power, low Iq boost for my battery powered device. I looked into devices from TI, Analog devices, Torexsemi and Monolithic power; It's the perfect choice as I ...
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I need feedback on my LM2670-5V TO-220 PCB board layout. The PCB layout is from Altium. It has 4 layers Signal, GND, GND; Signal with 2 oz copper planes. The copper traces are 50mils. All components ...
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please help me as a beginner. (Maybe I will copy the same question on several forum sites to add references) I am making a regulator rectifier (RR) for a motorbike that uses the buck converter method. ...
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How the control loop of the switching power supply dominates the tank circuit (output inductor and output capacitor)? And more importantly, why should the output tank circuit (L and C) dominate the ...
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I recently had an LM2678 switching DC regulator fail and I'm trying to figure out why. It was the 5V output version, with a 24V input voltage. The load at the time is difficult to estimate, but was ...
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