Showing posts with label step-dn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label step-dn. Show all posts
Friday, October 26, 2018
9V-to-5V Step-down concep design
Labels:
5V,
6F22,
9v,
buck,
DC-DC,
step-dn,
switching regulator,
voltage supply
Sunday, May 6, 2018
9 to 5V test (a bad but interesting example)
the control does not work quite as i planned but i got it to work a bit differently (but as so there's no credit it won't fail at certain condition)
(the predecessor) constant load/drive test
the pwm must be set to predict to mach it's effect on input – output voltage + output current draw and the change to the all of previous - - is possible but may complicate the control and add significant power draw . . . it'd also slow down the simulation .. .. .. but i will likely at some point run such . . .
right now buying any available switching controller is a better option
[Eop]
(the predecessor) constant load/drive test
the pwm must be set to predict to mach it's effect on input – output voltage + output current draw and the change to the all of previous - - is possible but may complicate the control and add significant power draw . . . it'd also slow down the simulation .. .. .. but i will likely at some point run such . . .
right now buying any available switching controller is a better option
[Eop]
Monday, January 1, 2018
Web Buck Remake
src. :: http://www.talkingelectronics.com/projects/LEDTorchCircuits/LEDTorchCircuits-P1.html
somehow it did not "work"/simulate too well
???
experimental/unfinished mod. :: with "pulse skipper" for low loads
/// i have no any idea at this point how one should tune the real circuit into proper operating mode . . .
[Eop]
somehow it did not "work"/simulate too well
???
experimental/unfinished mod. :: with "pulse skipper" for low loads
/// i have no any idea at this point how one should tune the real circuit into proper operating mode . . .
[Eop]
Sunday, May 14, 2017
mc34063 test
the following uses the 34063 model from Simulating the MC34063 in Inverter Configuration with an Accurate TL431A Model and has nothing else to do with that experiment . . .
PS! -- this is the second time i try to make sense of this chip -- i don't even intend to achieve something -- just studying ↓what is happening there↓ !!!
more :: with a short circuit and external switch
[Eop]
PS! -- this is the second time i try to make sense of this chip -- i don't even intend to achieve something -- just studying ↓what is happening there↓ !!!
- in images
- (top-dn , lf-rg)
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more :: with a short circuit and external switch
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[Eop]
Saturday, December 13, 2014
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Random
I've B'n B.C by s w i t c h i n g step-Dn voltage regulators'
1. the Motorola's Sample :: [pg.10 of 17] i didn't manage to get it going right in Spice ...
2. My old regulator redesigned and re-redesigned to a switching regulator (since i knew what it does)
XD 120% efficiency XD XD XD
3. the Motorola's Sample re-designed ::
meeting it'sssspecs -- virtually
Google-Fun :: the editor malfunctions switching back to HTML-edit and back to Compose-edit ... ;X
hei ho o°B -- IT wORks !!! -- hi-hi he-he blawlaap <-typo vvv>ˇ·,,·ˇ<vvv muhahaa <-another
LED-logic - since i got old LED-s and BJT-s
C2611 , 1N4007 ... resistors
here some fun ...
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1. the Motorola's Sample :: [pg.10 of 17] i didn't manage to get it going right in Spice ...
2. My old regulator redesigned and re-redesigned to a switching regulator (since i knew what it does)
XD 120% efficiency XD XD XD
3. the Motorola's Sample re-designed ::
meeting it'sssspecs -- virtually
Google-Fun :: the editor malfunctions switching back to HTML-edit and back to Compose-edit ... ;X
hei ho o°B -- IT wORks !!! -- hi-hi he-he blawlaap <-typo vvv>ˇ·,,·ˇ<vvv muhahaa <-another
LED-logic - since i got old LED-s and BJT-s
C2611 , 1N4007 ... resistors
here some fun ...
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