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				+9 Volt*and*  9 Volt From One Battery!: The MAX1044 is a 
				charge pump converter - it uses a capacitor as a "bucket" to 
				pump charge from one place to another. It can be used to 
				generate negative voltage easily.  | 
			
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				0.02%  Volt / F Converter Consumes only 26 �A: 07/04/96 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				10 kHz VFC uses Charge Pump Variation: 04/09/98 EDN-Design 
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				12 Volt DC to 120 Volt AC Inverter: this inverter should 
				solve that problem. It takes12 VDC and steps it up to120 VAC. 
				The-Wattage depends on which transistors you use for Q1 and Q2, 
				as well as how "big" a transformer you use for T1. The inverter 
				can be constructed to supply anywhere from1 to1000 (1 KW)-Watts.
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				12 Volt to 9 Volt DC Converter: Car Converter for12 Volt to 
				9V  | 
			
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				2 Watt Switching Power Supply: from 6V to14V | 
			
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				3.3 Volt Supply Taps Power From the12  Volt PCI Bus: 
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				5 to 15 Volt Converter:  | 
			
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				5 Volt DC From RS232 Signals: The circuit of Figure1 
				produces a semi-regulated5-Volt output from an RS-232 port. 
				Unlike a PC-mouse supply or comparable  that rely on the 
				modem-control signals DTR and RTS, this one operates with 
				a3-wire port GND, Rx, and TX, and obtains power only from the TX 
				line. The output current-about 8mA-is sufficient for CMOS 
				microcontrollers and other low-power .  | 
			
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				6 to 12 Volt Converter: This circuit can provide up to 800mA 
				of12V power from a 6 Volt supply. The circuit is simple, about 
				75% efficient and quite useful. | 
			
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				Boost Converter Generates Three Analog Rails: Maxim 
				Application Note #2026 | 
			
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				Buck Converter Chargers Also Provides System Power: 05/22/97 
				EDN Design Ideas / Switching Regulator provides the charge 
				voltage setpoint with Current regulation, and second Switching 
				Regulator provides5V System Power | 
			
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				Buck converter handles battery backup system: 04/24/03  EDN-Design 
				Ideas / A synchronous buck converter is inherently 
				bidirectional. That is, it transfers energy from input to output 
				as a buck regulator when the output voltage is low, but, when 
				the output voltage is high, the converter acts as a boost 
				regulator, transferring power from output to input. This Design 
				Idea shows how to use this bidirectional energy transfer to 
				automatically recharge a battery when the mai..... | 
			
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				Buck IC boosts battery voltage for white LED: 04/24/03  EDN-Design 
				Ideas / White-light LEDs are finding their way into many markets 
				that incandescent bulbs once served. Flashlights are among the 
				newer applications in which reliability, ruggedness, and ability 
				to control the power draw of the LEDs make these devices 
				attractive. With incandescent bulbs, the power management for 
				the device is a simple on-off switch.... 
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				Buck/Boost Charge Pump Regulator Powers White LEDs From a Wide 
				1.6 Volt to 5.5 Volt Input: Maxim Application Note #1021
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				C Volt Ranger: transforms a0-5-Volt input voltage to a 
				adjustable range between0-10-Volt | 
			
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				Charge Pump and Step Up DC DC Converter Solutions for Powering 
				White LEDs in Series or Parallel Connections: Maxim 
				Application Note #1037  | 
			
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				Charge Pump Circuit Divides By Two: 02/18/99 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find this 
				circuit | 
			
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				Charge Pump Converts  Volt in to� Volt OuT: 09/02/99 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find this 
				circuit | 
			
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				Charge Pump Doubles Negative Voltage: Maxim Application Note 
				#782 | 
			
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				Choosing the Right Power Supply IC for your Application: 
				Maxim Application Note #737  | 
			
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				Cigarette Lighter 9 Volt Adapter: | 
			
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				Circuit forms single pulse voltage multiplier : 09/18/03  
				EDN-Design Ideas / It is sometimes necessary for a 
				microcontroller to generate a pulse whose voltage is higher than 
				the power-supply voltage of the microcontroller. The circuit in 
				Figure 1 allows you to generate 14V pulses from a 5V power 
				supply. An adaptation of the circuit provides a 5 to 12V 
				programming pulse for programming the fuse bits in Atmel… | 
			
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				Circuit performs high speed voltage to current, current to 
				current conversion: 07/25/2002  EDN - Design Ideas / The 
				circuit in Figure 1performs active voltage-to-current conversion 
				or acts as a variable-gain current mirror with high precision 
				and bandwidth. A typical application is testing high-speed ICs 
				or other devices that have inputs designed to be driven from 
				current-steering DACs to enable a modulated voltage source to 
				control the devices.. | 
			
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				Compact, Inductorless Boost Circuit Regulates White LED Bias 
				Current: Maxim Application Note #1116  | 
			
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				Controlling a Variable Voltage Power Supply Using the DS1809 
				(Pushbutton Control): Maxim Application Note #1035 
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				CoolSET TDA16831: ..-34 for OFF-Line Switch Mode Power 
				Supplies  | 
			
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				DAC Powered Charge Pump Varies Negative Rail: Maxim 
				Application Note #203  | 
			
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				DC to 
				DC Converter Allows of Single Battery: Have you ever wanted 
				to circuit to run off a single 9 Volt battery only to find you 
				needed levels like +12 and -12 Volts? The thought of multiple 
				batteries might have put you off. Why not use a simple DC to DC 
				converter?  | 
			
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				DC to DC Converter operates From Phone Line: 11/09/00 EDN 
				Design Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find 
				this circuit | 
			
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				DC to DC Converter: will produce a 85-Volt voltage from +3V, 
				usable for low power applications  | 
			
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				DC/DC Conversion Without Inductors: Maxim Application Note 
				#725  | 
			
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				Design Case Study: Designing a Power Supply for a Portable, 
				Wireless Contact Manager : Maxim Application Note #1014
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				Design Formulas Simplify Classic V/I Converter: 01/20/00 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find this 
				circuit. | 
			
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				Doubler/Inverter Charge Pumps Divide By Two: Maxim 
				Application Note #1876  | 
			
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				DPP adds versatility to VFC: 11/14/2002  EDN - Design Ideas 
				/ The basic VFC (voltage-to-frequency converter) in Figure 1 
				comprises an integrator (IC1) and a Schmitt-trigger circuit 
				(IC2). The integrator converts the dc input voltage, VIN , to a 
				linear voltage ramp, and the Schmitt trigger sets the limits of 
				the integrator's output voltage. Feedback around both circuits 
				provides the condition for oscillation.. | 
			
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				Driving LEDs in Battery Operated Applications: Controlling 
				Brightness Power Efficiently: Maxim Application Note #1804
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				Easy Xenon DC to DC Converters!:  | 
			
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				High Power Voltage Regulator Has Low Dropout Voltage: Maxim 
				Application Note #52  | 
			
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				Inductorless Switching Regulator Boosts Input Voltage: Maxim 
				Application Note #5  | 
			
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				Inductorless Voltage Converter Boosts a Single Lithium Cell: 
				Maxim Application Note #1791 | 
			
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				Linear Voltage to Frequency Converter:  | 
			
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				Low Battery Monitor Delays System Shutdown: Maxim 
				Application Note #134 | 
			
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				Low Noise Audio Power Supply Circuit: Maxim Application Note 
				#169  | 
			
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				Low Side CurrentSensing Circuit Uses Synchronous VToF Converter
				: 09/02/02 Electronic Design - Ideas for Design / A 
				voltage-to-frequency converter (VFC) can easily measure current 
				flow and convert it to a digital signal understood by the 
				timer/counter input of a microcomputer (�C) or microprocessor. 
				It's a straightforward task to add a single opto-isolator...   | 
			
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				Lower Operating Frequency Improves ICL7660 Voltage Conversion 
				Efficiency: Maxim Application Note #10  | 
			
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				Miniature, Precision Negative Reference Requires 
				No Precision Resistors: Maxim Application Note #824 
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				Negative Voltage Generator: takes in +12V and outputs around 
				-11V  | 
			
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				One 9 Volt Battery gives +18, +25, +33V: This circuit is 
				based on MAX1044 is a charge pump converter. 
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				PIC Controlled DDS VFO, 0 to 6 MHz:  | 
			
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				Regulated Charge Pump Delivers 50mA: Maxim Application Note 
				#35 | 
			
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				Regulated Step Up Converter Provides High Efficiency Without 
				Inductors: Maxim Application Note #44  | 
			
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				Simple Circuit Provides +5 Volt Gate Bias From  48 Volt Input: 
				Maxim Application Note #1803  | 
			
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				Simple Methods Reduce Input Ripple for All Charge Pumps: 
				Maxim Application Note #2027  | 
			
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				Supplying Power Via the 1 Wire Bus: Maxim Application Note 
				#949  | 
			
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				Switch Mode DC Supply: The switching power supply, shown in 
				the schematic, provides12 volts, at10 amps, maximum, using a 
				discrete transistor regulator with an op-amp functioning as a 
				comparator in the feedback circuit. The supply was constructed 
				in1984 and is variable frequency, as opposed to the pulse width 
				modulator (PWM) controllers used today. | 
			
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				Switched capacitor IC and reference form elegant –48 to +10V 
				converter: 04/24/03  EDN-Design Ideas / A system designer 
				must almost always face a trade-off in choosing the right part 
				for an application. The trade-off usually involves performance, 
				price, and function. An example is the issue of powering 
				circuits from a telecom-voltage source. Telecom systems almost 
				exclusively use high-potential negative rails, such as 48V... | 
			
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				Tiny Charge Pump Provides Highly Reliable Low Cost Solution to 
				Negative Reference Voltage: Maxim Application Note #348
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				Trading Performance for Cost in Portable Power Supplies: 
				Maxim Application Note #269  | 
			
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				Triple Capacitive Voltage Inverter With the MAX871: Maxim 
				Application Note #1875 | 
			
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				Tripler Converts 5 Volt to 15V: Maxim Application Note #297
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				Two Watt Switching Power Supply: from 6V to14V 
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				Universal High Resistance Voltmeter:  | 
			
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				Universal Watchdog Fully Controls � Preset: 05/25/95 EDN-Design 
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				Use a 555 timer as a switch mode power supply: 11/14/2002  
				EDN - Design Ideas / Most switch-mode power supplies rely on a 
				PWM (pulse-width-modulated) output that is controlled via 
				voltage feedback. A 555-timer IC can inexpensively perform PWM. 
				The circuit in Figure 1 shows how to turn a 555 PWM circuit into 
				an switch-mode power supply with only one simple equation. The 
				design uses two 555s | 
			
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				VCO has Digitally Programmable Center Frequency: 04/25/96 
				EDN-Design Ideas  | 
			
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				VCO Transforms Sound Card Into Precision DCCoupled ADC : 
				08/19/02 Electronic Design - Ideas for Design /  
				Personal-computer sound cards are sometimes used for analog 
				audio signal acquisition. Also, the Web features many free 
				programs that implement virtual two-channel oscilloscopes by 
				acquiring signals through the sound card. However, sound cards 
				suffer...   | 
			
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				VCO uses programmable logic: 11/14/2002  EDN - Design Ideas 
				/ A VCO (voltage-controlled oscillator) is an analog circuit, so 
				you cannot find it in the libraries for the design of digital 
				programmable chips. When you need such a circuit for 
				synchronization or clock multiplication, you need to find a 
				circuit that works with the standard digital functions, such as 
				AND and NAND.. | 
			
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				Versatile Monolithic  Volt / Fs Can Compute As Well As Convert 
				With High Accuracy: National Semiconductor Application 
				Notes,04-Nov-1995  | 
			
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				Volt / F Converter Draws Flea Power: 04/24/97 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Voltage Controls Sine Wave Frequency: 08/17/95 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Voltage Inverter #1: simple low power design based on555
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				Voltage Inverter IC Forms High Efficiency Rail Splitter: 
				Maxim Application Note #218  | 
			
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				Voltage to current converter drives white LEDs: 06/27/2002  
				EDN - Design Ideas / You sometimes need to drive a white LED 
				from one 1.5V battery. Unfortunately, the forward voltage of a 
				white LED is 3 to 4V. So, you would need a dc/dc converter to 
				drive the LED from one battery. Using the simple circuit in 
				Figure 1, you can drive one white LED or two series-connected 
				green LEDs, using only a few components.. | 
			
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				Voltage to current converter makes a flexible current reference
				: 09/18/03  EDN-Design Ideas / The voltage-to-current 
				converter in Figure 1 can both source and sink current. The 
				circuit is more flexible than some traditional current 
				references that require different topologies for current 
				sourcing and sinking. Also, you can easily adjust the value of 
				the current reference by simply adjusting the circuit's input 
				voltage....  | 
			
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				Voltage To Current Converter Works From Single Supply Rail: 
				02/17/03 Electronic Design - Ideas for Design /  
				Voltage-to-current converters feeding to grounded loads often 
				find their way into industrial measurements and control 
				applications. The conventional textbook circuit needs both 
				positive and negative-supply rails. 
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