Switching regulator?
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thewise1
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Switching regulator?
Is there a switching regulator the can out put 8v? (taking from a 11.1v battery?)
Re: Switching regulator?
Why yes there is.
If I was dick I could leave it at that, but I guess you are fishing for a part number
Well Im lazy so just go to ti.com and start looking through their "power management" section in the "plug in power modules" section. They have fixed regs, adjustable regs, step up, step down, you name it.
To be honest... you might get away with the same reg used for n64's? not positive on its spec. Its 12v input, adj output though.
If I was dick I could leave it at that, but I guess you are fishing for a part number
Well Im lazy so just go to ti.com and start looking through their "power management" section in the "plug in power modules" section. They have fixed regs, adjustable regs, step up, step down, you name it.
To be honest... you might get away with the same reg used for n64's? not positive on its spec. Its 12v input, adj output though.

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thewise1
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Re: Switching regulator?
I'm looking at all the TI ones myself but I don't know which one will work for me, especially one that doesn't require an extra 50 components to work.
Re: Switching regulator?
http://www.dimensionengineering.com/DE-SWADJ.htm
They also have a 3A version if you need moar powa'.
They also have a 3A version if you need moar powa'.
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Re: Switching regulator?
Ossim, thanks, a bit chunkier then a normal pth regulator but worth it to keep a psone screen from devouring twice of what it needs with a linear one.
Re: Switching regulator?
If they need external parts then you weren't in the "plug in power module" section.
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