Hi,
I am trying to design an ultra-simple DC-DC converter, and have developed the circuit below. By experimentation I have found that it works best when the transistor is driven with a 25kHz square wave, or 50kHz sine wave, at which point it will produce 30V @ 1mA, from a 1.5V battery.
The question now is, can anyone see a way of making this circuit self oscillate so I don't need a separate oscillator circuit?
(As usual, as soon as I actually want something to oscillate, it does its best to remain stable!)
I am trying to design an ultra-simple DC-DC converter, and have developed the circuit below. By experimentation I have found that it works best when the transistor is driven with a 25kHz square wave, or 50kHz sine wave, at which point it will produce 30V @ 1mA, from a 1.5V battery.
The question now is, can anyone see a way of making this circuit self oscillate so I don't need a separate oscillator circuit?
(As usual, as soon as I actually want something to oscillate, it does its best to remain stable!)
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