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DC-to-DC buck converters are utilized ubiquitously in electronic devices. Three major types of non-isolated DC-to-DC converters are introduced: Buck, Boost, and Buck-Boost. The most frequently employed type is the Buck converter. In this article/video, I introduce a compact buck converter board...
A DC-to-DC converter is one of the most commonly used circuits in electronics, especially in power supply applications. There are three major types of DC-to-DC converters (non-isolated): Buck, Boost, and Buck-Boost. Sometimes a buck converter is also called a step-down converter and a boost...
I have designed a 925v input to 24v output buck converter.
I am facing a voltage drop to 0v and then it comes to back to 24v how can I get the straight line that is 24v without dropping of voltage in the circuit please anybody help me .
Hi there,
I am looking for a customized design where good power solution can be applicable.
My aim is to develop a DC-DC sutable toloplogy ( flyback, buck, isolated ,..so on) converter with following parameter,
INPUT: 250 to 650 VDC
OUTPUT: 24V/5A , 5V/3A, 12V/2A
Take a look at the similar...
Hello everyone,
I have attached a snip image of a design I am using and have been using for almost a year and a half now...
Here is the story on the board.
(Jump down to circuit explanation if you want)
Last year, I made a few hundred using the MP2357 regulator, but since it went out of...
Hello,
New to forum, hope to get some advice. Sorry for the long introduction but want to provide as much info as possible to bring to light what I’ve considered and to help provide a solution. I have some background in electronics, but definitely a novice.
TLDR; I have a battery bank that I...
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I have difficulty in selecting a proper inductor for a buck converter with TPS5430(Datasheet). The schematic I use is similar to the examples in the datasheet. After doing some research, I learned that a lower current load would prefer a higher inductance value whereas a higher...
Hello,
I am wanting to control a small peltier module to regulate temperature in both hot and cold modes.
I am thinking to use an H-bridge motor driver such as the MAX14870 so that I can feed a PWM signal from an Arduino, and another pin will select hot/cold using the DIR input.
However, the...
Hello there,
Anser this post who knows Power Electronics well.
Take a look my buck conveter in attachment.
People may called it "Dropper'
It has following properties,
1. Input is 120 to 160 volt DC/ 30 Amp.
2. Output must be 110volt/30 amp(maximum). +- 5% regulation( contineous output...
Hello everyone!
The title pretty much says it.
I'm using two heating elements to heat up a vessel of about 4 in^3 and this is the way I'm thinking about doing it. (senior ME student here so please easy with the jargon)
So here is the way I'm wiring the thingy:
The problem with this setup...
Hello everyone. I am doing a project in which I use a buck converter to convert high vtg to low vtg.
Actually the input to the buck converter is from a solar panel which puts out 560 mA constant current and 34 V.
And output is a 12V lead acid battery. The N- Channel mosfet is used at high side...
Hie ,
I was working buck converter for LED application, for that i was implemented buck (80v,200mA) constant current converter, so here am facing problem like when we replace inductor with EFD15 the power factor of the present driver is getting low also its loosing regulation, can please help...
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