Found another DC-DC, quite cheap. :)

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Found another DC-DC, quite cheap. :)

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While searching for information regarding the kind of incudtor I needed for my DC-DC, I stumbleded upon a very nice adjustable (with external components, 3.3V fixed) known as the "L4978 2A HIGH EFFICIENCY DC-DC CONVERTER."

http://www.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch ... 55&Site=US
http://www.st.com/stonline/products/lit ... n/6152.pdf

Cheers (I'm starting to wish I had gone for the easy route and bought a pre-made DC-DC).
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Oh ya, of course there are other 3.3v regulators out there. But it's not free!
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Hrm, that Digikey link I gave is only the IC...

For the whole regulator you would have to order one of the L4978 evaluation boards (along with the IC possibly?):
http://www.st.com/stonline/products/fam ... boards.htm

http://www.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch ... 35&Site=US

Heh, not as cheap as I had figured before...
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Your dataset has expired. Please search again.
Just copy and paste the part number.
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