My boss has asked me to build a circuit that will output 42vdc. I already have an adj. voltage regulator (TL783) that will adjust to that. My question is what value resistor, caps and trim pot could I use to build this circuit. Along with a CMOS Hex Buffer/Converter. NEED HELP
Increasing 12vdc to 42vdc
- Thread starter ebowen
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What kind of current do you need? Anything over about 1 ma would be a challenge for the CMOS IC.
42 volts is kind of odd. You can get DC - DC converters off the shelf that outputs 48 volts, so I guess the regulator could take that down to 42. Still have to handle the current. You can check MuRata's web site for their line of boost converters.
42 volts is kind of odd. You can get DC - DC converters off the shelf that outputs 48 volts, so I guess the regulator could take that down to 42. Still have to handle the current. You can check MuRata's web site for their line of boost converters.
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