1. MrsssSu

    Is this part a tiny step-up converter?

    Hi People :), This is a design I saw at here. Does this highlighted part a tiny step-up voltage converter after it has been stepped down by the transformer in order to prevent voltage drop when a heavy load is connected? Thank you
  2. MrsssSu

    High current Step-down converter efficiency problem

    Hi People:), I am trying to build a synchronous step-down converter but my LT spice simulation shows poor efficiency. The picture above is at Here . I have attached my LT spice below for reference. May I know if this is the right way or anyone can correct my LT spice file and send it in the...
  3. MrsssSu

    Buck Converter (Wide range of Input Voltage to Output a fixed Voltage)

    Hi People :), This is a step up dc to dc converter. This schematic inputs a 15V and outputs a 22V DC. However, I want the input range to be between 3V to 50V and all gives the same constant 22V DC output current. How can this be done with UC 3845. I have attached the schematics below and spice...
  4. MrsssSu

    Maintain constant voltage across a variable load (op-amp)

    Hi readers :), Vin is fed with the PWM signal coming from an op-amp to be amplified and fed into the load R1 (1 Ohms). The purpose I design this is I want the voltage source to be a constant 5V which is independent of the load (1 Ohms or 100 Ohms). So basically, this circuit has an op-amp which...
  5. MrsssSu

    How to use PMOS mosfet?

    Hi readers, is this the correct way to power a PMOS mosfet? I am unfamiliar with PMOS but quite familiar with NMOS. Question: How to use PMOS to power a 10 Ohm Load? Thank you I attached LT Spice files below. Help me understand by attaching or posting a new schematic :) Thank you and have a nice...
  6. MrsssSu

    Charging circuit modifications

    Hi. above is a charging cut-off circuit. As you can see in my demo. when voltage source is 5V, the load (R9) has 5W power. When voltage drops to 4V, the load (R9) has 0 W (cut off). However, my lithium ion charging pin for my battery is 4.26V. Thus, when battery fully charged at 4.2V, the...
  7. Selvedin

    How to make a flashing switch from a Transistor

    Hello guys, I need to make a circuit in which a transistor acts like a flashing switch. I watched some videos but the Problem is that I don't have the exact same components as in the Video shown and so my project fails. Can you help me? Kind regards to all good people
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