Hi guys
I am new here, (Hi!) far from an electronics fundi, and in need of advice!
I would like to a car's electrical system, as input, to get an output of between 1.4 & 2 Volts and around 60 Amps.
One option would be to rewind the stator of an alternator and regulat volage via the regulator somehow, but this solution is a little far from plug and play.
I then went in search of buck regulators that might be used for this:
How does a buck regulator work? - Ask Charlie - Blog on Control Engineering
http://designtools.analog.com/dtPowe...fA%3D%3D%22%7D
Linear Technology - LTM4605 - High Efficiency Buck-Boost DC/DC µModule LTM4605 LTM4605EV#PBF LTM4605IV#PBF
MIC2159 SYNCHRONOUS-itty Step-Down Converter IC
2 or 3 of these in parallel will work!
Micrel's Switching Regulators
So far it seems that buck regulators are suited to low amperage output by the very nature of their design.
If anyone has any ideas or input, it would be greatly apreciated.


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