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Getting dual supplies from single supply

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bmwhittle

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Hi,

Whats the easiest way of getting +-5v regulated from a +12v supply, a sort of potential divider circuit? the 12v supply is regulated and provides 500ma, so I guess I won't be drawing too much power, just some 4053 ICs and a Picaxe chip. Couldn't find anything obvious when searching the forums or google...

Thanks
 
why don u try resistors ? not the usual ones but their current rating shud be higher say 2A..
 
Personally, I'd use a DC-DC converter, like this one from Mouser. It uses a 12vdc input and outputs +/-5vdc @100mA.
JB
 
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