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| hi all, could some one please help me in designing a circuit that will convert my 6V to 15V dc voltage in the range of 0 to 5V. 6V to 15V is continuously varying. waiting for yr reply thankinging in advance | |
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| What current? How low is the lowest acceptable voltage? Zero isn't a practical value.
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| It is easy to design a power supply that doesn't need to provide any output current.
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| When you say 0V you must be talking about the output voltage, if not then please read more about potential difference, current flow and ohms law.
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| Your sentence makes no sense... EDIT: unless you mean 6-15V is the input range and 0-5V is the adjustable output range. Either way you need to provide more info. | |
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| Easy: 1) The 6-15VDC input feeds a 1k resistor connected in series with a 5.1V zener diode to ground. 2) A 100k pot in series with a 2k resistor across the zener provides the adjustable output voltage of 0V to 5V. 3) Output current is next to nothing.
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