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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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				10 to 30K Volt Flyback Power Supply:  | 
			
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				1118 Simple Regulator Provides ±12 Volt From 5 Volt Source: 
				National Semiconductor Application Notes,31 Aug2001 | 
			
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				1119 Voltage Doubler Design & Analysis: National 
				Semiconductor Application Notes,26 Jun2001 | 
			
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				20 Watt Simple Switcher Forward Converter: National 
				Semiconductor Application Notes,01 May1998  | 
			
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				3.3 Volt Converter Delivers 3 Watt From Li ion Battery: 
				11/05/98 EDN-Design Ideas  | 
			
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				3.3 Volt Lithiumcell Supply Requires one inductor: 08/05/99 
				EDN-Design Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to 
				find this circuit. 
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				3.3 Volt Supply Taps Power From the12  Volt PCI Bus: 
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				5 to 1.8 Volt Converter Works Without Magnetics: 04/13/00 
				EDN-Design Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to 
				find the one of interest /  | 
			
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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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				5 Volt Supply Derives Power From Three Wire RS232C Port: 
				10/26/95 EDN-Design Ideas  | 
			
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				6 to 12 Volt Converter: This circuit can provide up to 800mA 
				of12V power from a 6V supply. The circuit is simple, about 75% 
				efficient and quite useful.  | 
			
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				60 MCurrent Source Feeds Telecomm Lines: 12/18/97 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				8Switcher Powers High Performance µPs: 04/13/95 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Add Trimmable Current Limit to DC to DC Supply: 08/01/97 EDN-Design 
				Ideas /  you can add a simple, two-transistor circuit to a 
				standard, step-down dc/dc converter to provide an adjustable 
				limit for the output current | 
			
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				AutoTransformer Regulator Inverts 12 Volt to Produce 12V: 
				08/01/97 EDN Design Ideas / Produces Output of200 mA 
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				Battery Backup Converter uses One NiCd Cell: 02/03/97 EDN 
				Design Ideas / This dc/dc Converter allows you to replace a five 
				or six unit string of NiCd coin Cells with one Cell | 
			
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				Battery Booster Delivers 75W: 07/16/98 EDN Design Ideas / 
				Uses isolated DC/DC Converter in a nonisolated configuration to 
				boost a48V Battery voltage to 60 Volt | 
			
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				Boost Controller Drives Buck Converter: 02/03/97 EDN Design 
				Ideas / By adding an external Switching Transistor, you can use 
				a step up dc/dc Converter to step down voltages to produce an 
				efficient Battery Powered Power Supply, this example Circuit can 
				step down inputs as Low as2V to Outputs as Low as1.25V, with 
				efficiency as high as 80% | 
			
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				Boost Converter Generates 27 & 87V: 05/22/97 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / Generates the voltage levels necessary for standard 
				telephones from12V | 
			
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				Boost Converter Generates Three Analog Rails: 07/02/98 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Bootstrapped Boost Converter operates At 1.8 Volt : 04/23/98 
				EDN-Design Ideas  | 
			
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				Bootstrapping allows single rail op amp to provide 0V output: 
				02/06/03  EDN-Design Ideas / Many single-supply-powered 
				applications require amplifier-output swings within 1 mV—or even 
				submillivolts—of ground. Amplifier-output-saturation limitations 
				normally preclude such operation. Figure 1's power-supply 
				bootstrapping scheme achieves the desired characteristics with 
				minimal parts count | 
			
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				Buck regulator and two inductors make dual polarity converter: 
				03/20/03  EDN-Design Ideas / A common problem for power-supply 
				designers is to create a compact, dual-polarity step-down 
				converter. If space and cost are not concerns, the obvious 
				solution is a pair of dc/dc converters, one for each output. But 
				space and cost are almost always issues for communications, 
				data-acquisition, and disk-drive applications... | 
			
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				Buck Regulator Generates Flexible VTT for PECL: 08/15/97 EDN 
				Design Ideas / Circuit to generate Output which can both Source 
				and Sink Current | 
			
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				Buck regulator operates without a dedicated clock : 
				08/21/03  EDN-Design Ideas / Most switching regulators rely on a 
				dedicated clock oscillator to determine the switching frequency 
				of operation. A dedicated oscillator circuit within the power 
				controller usually generates the clock signal. A class of 
				hysteretic switching regulators can actually operate at a 
				relatively fixed frequency without a clock, even with changing 
				input-line and output-loading conditions.... | 
			
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				Buck Regulator Terminates Fast Data Buses: 07/20/95 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Buck Regulator uses Step up Controller: 11/09/95 EDN-Design 
				Ideas | 
			
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				Capacitor Charger Improves High Voltage Supply: 12/19/96 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Capacitor improves efficiency in CPU supply: 04/04/2002  EDN 
				- Design Ideas / High efficiency is important for the dc/dc buck 
				converters that supply high currents in notebook PCs. This 
				efficiency extends battery life and minimizes temperature rise. 
				A low-dissipation synchronous rectifier using an external MOSET 
				provides this high efficiency. Synchronous rectifiers require 
				special attention, however. . | 
			
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				Circuit Drives 9 Volt Solenoids From 3 Volt Battery: 
				08/17/95 EDN-Design Ideas | 
			
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				Circuit Multiplexes Automotive Sensors: 01/20/00 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find this 
				circuit. | 
			
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				Circuit Provides 1.5V, 7Bus Termination: 09/14/95 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Circuit reduces negative voltage stresses on control IC: 
				04/18/2002  EDN - Design Ideas / In a synchronous, buck 
				switching power supply, the two FETS and the output inductor 
				meet at the phase node (Figure 1). The phase node often connects 
				directly to the control IC. The voltage on this node swings from 
				the input voltage to some voltage lower than ground. If the 
				voltage goes too far below ground, the ESD structures or other 
				circuitry within the control IC can become forward-bia... . | 
			
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				Circuit Variations Produce Negative Voltages: 09/01/00 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find the one 
				of interest / This circuits easily configures basic 
				switched-capacitor converters to also do some negative 
				conversions 
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				Clean Switcher Powers 16 Bit a / D Converters: 07/04/94 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Coilless Step up Converter yields Dual Outputs: 09/01/97 EDN-Design 
				Ideas   | 
			
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				Comparator Adds Current Limit to V2 Controller: 05/21/98 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Comparator Improves Regulator's Efficiency: 04/28/94 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Converter Generates 3.3 Volt From Two or Three Cells: 
				11/11/96 EDN-Design Ideas  | 
			
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				Converter has High Efficiency At Low Loads: 01/06/94 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / MicroPower components and circuit design of this 
				converter enable it to maintain 90% efficiency for load currents 
				below 8 mA, circuit outputs5V DC 
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				CoolSET TDA16831:  -34 for OFF-Line Switch Mode Power 
				Supplies  | 
			
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				Cuk Converter yields 90% Efficiency: 09/01/94 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Current Limit Protects Power Bus: 12/12/97 EDN-Design Ideas 
				/ Protects a power bus from a load short within a guaranteed2 
				µsec response Time 
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				Current Source Forms unusually Simple Regulator: 09/12/97 
				EDN-Design Ideas / Simple regulator uses a switching current 
				source to drive a pair of shunt Zener regulators, circuit 
				produces ±15V dual outputs, for total output power of 
				approximately400 mW form100-400-Volt DC source 
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				DC to DC Controller Generates Negative Supply: 06/08/95 EDN 
				Design Ideas / a Switch mode Power Supply Controller plus a 
				diode capacitor network generate the modest negative Supply 
				Current needed for OpAmps or for LCD Bias, without inductors | 
			
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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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				Designing a Multi Phase Asynchronous Buck Regulator using the 
				LM2639: National Semiconductor Application Notes,27 Mar2000
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				Drive High Voltage Varactor Diodes From just 5V: 03/27/97 
				EDN-Design Ideas  | 
			
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				Easy Xenon DC to DC Converters!:  | 
			
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				Flyback Circuit Provides Isolated Power Conversion: 01/07/99 
				EDN-Design Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to 
				find this circuit. 
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				Half Bridge Inverter has Variable Frequency: 10/09/97 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Handy tool Troubleshoots Feedback Loops: 04/10/97 EDN-Design 
				Ideas   | 
			
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				Hex Inverter Makes Low Cost Switching Regulator: 05/23/96 
				EDN-Design Ideas / Simple and low-cost circuit converts5V to12V 
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				IC & Capacitor Improve Isolated Supply: 09/01/97 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Ignition Coil / Flyback Transformer Based High Voltage 
				Generators: This page gives my thoughts on how to use a car 
				ignition coil or Flyback transformer as a high voltage 
				generator. The objective is to produce as high a voltage as 
				possible, with as high a power throughput as possible. | 
			
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				Inverter Forms High Efficiency Rail Splitter: 08/01/97 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / switched-capacitor voltage inverter can be used as "rail 
				splitter" to provide bipolar, dual-rail power supply 
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				Isolated Signal Trims DC / DC Converter: 09/01/95 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Isolated Telecomm Converter Handles 25W: 09/01/97 EDN-Design 
				Ideas /  Telecomm applications in the central office 
				require an isolated5V supply derived from 48V, this gives out5V 
				at5A from an input voltage of 36 to 72V 
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				LAN Power Supply Generates Isolated 9V: 04/11/96 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Layout Guidelines for Switching Power Supplies: National 
				Semiconductor Application Notes,24 May2001  | 
			
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				LH1605 Switching Regulator: National Semiconductor 
				Application Notes,04 Nov1995  | 
			
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				Li ion Boost Circuit uses No inductors: 09/12/97 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / Circuit to maintain regulated3.3V supply for portable 
				applications  | 
			
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				LIER Circuit helps Power Supply Efficiency: 02/16/95 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Linear regulator=low cost dc/dc converter: 06/13/2002  EDN - 
				Design Ideas / The circuit in Figure 1 is a good choice if you 
				need a power supply with high efficiency and you don't want to 
				use expensive dc/dc-converter ICs. The heart of the circuit is 
				IC1, the common, inexpensive LM7805 linear regulator. The 
				external switch is a pnp transistor; the circuit can easily 
				source more than 1A output current.. | 
			
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				Linear supply uses switch mode regulation: 07/19/2001 EDN - 
				Design Ideas / You can use simple circuits to implement small, 
				regulated plug-in power supplies. In Figure 1 , a basic and 
				versatile 5V supply uses a Zener diode and an emitter-follower 
				transistor. You must calculate and design the transformer such 
				that Q 1 is close to saturation at low mains voltages and 
				nominal output current.. | 
			
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				LM2577 Three Output, Isolated Flyback Regulator: National 
				Semiconductor Application Notes,01 May1998  | 
			
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				LM2651_3.3V_EVAL 1.5High Efficiency Synchronous Switching 
				Regulator Evaluation Board: National Semiconductor 
				Application Notes,14 Sep1999  | 
			
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				LM2675 5.0EVAL 1 Amp Step Down High Efficiency Simple Switcher 
				Evaluation Board: National Semiconductor Application 
				Notes,10 Feb1999  | 
			
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				LM267X 3A, 5Evaluation Boards: National Semiconductor 
				Application Notes,20 Jul1999  | 
			
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				LM78S40 Switching Voltage Regulator Applications: National 
				Semiconductor Application Notes,02 Mar1999  | 
			
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				Low Cost Circuit Biases VCOs for Cable & TV: 11/20/97 EDN-Design 
				Ideas /  PLLs are useful in a variety of applications, most 
				notably cable and TV tuners  | 
			
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				Low cost feedback circuit boosts efficiency: 01/21/99 EDN-Design 
				Ideas /  PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find 
				this circuit  | 
			
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				Low Cost Switcher Converts 5 to 24V: 02/16/98 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / Low-cost, three-transistor low power boost switching 
				regulator 
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				Low Cost, Low Parts Count DC / DC Converter With Multiple 
				Outputs: National Semiconductor Application Notes,02 Mar1999
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				Low Noise Step up Supply Generates 5.5 Volt Output: 
				10/09/97 EDN-Design Ideas  | 
			
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				Low Power Converter has Galvanic Isolation: 07/02/98 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / This simple dc/dc converter provides a12V,150-mW output 
				using only a few components and a small transformer, CD4049 
				forms an oscillator that operates at approximately200 kHz and 
				runs the converter, regulated output 
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				Lower dc/dc converter ripple by using optimum capacitor hookup: 
				10/31/2002  EDN - Design Ideas / Low-ripple-voltage 
				positive-to-negative dc/dc converters find use in many of 
				today's high- frequency and noise-sensitive disk drives, 
				battery-powered devices, portable computers, and automotive 
				applications. Like a positive buck converter, a 
				positive-to-negative converter can have low output-ripple 
				voltage if you place the bulk input capacitor between VIN and 
				VOUT rather than between VIN and gr.... | 
			
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				Maximizing Start up Loads With the LM3352 Regulated Buck / Boost 
				Switched Capacitor Converter: National Semiconductor 
				Application Notes,15 Sep1999  | 
			
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				Memory Supply Includes Battery Backup: 02/03/97 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Notebook Power Supply has Two Outputs: 03/03/94 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Off Hook Phone Line Supplies 150 MW: 11/09/00 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find the one 
				of interest09/01/94 EDN Design Ideas / Circuit draws Current in 
				the off hook condition, delivering as much as150 mW of isolated 
				poser while allowing normal voice or Data communications over 
				the phone line 
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				Off Line Buck Regulator Cuts Costs, Leadtime: 10/26/95 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Off Line Power Supply Requires Few Parts: 02/17/94 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / This simple non-isolated off-line power supply can 
				provide up to150 mA5V and uses only a handful of components 
				from110-230-Volt AC input voltage. Note that the low voltage 
				output is directly connected to the mains; it cannot be used 
				when the low voltage part can be touched. 
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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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				Open Loop Power Supply Delivers As Much As One Watt: 
				01/18/01 EDN-Design Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - 
				scroll to find this circuit- For VCRs, TVs, and other equipment 
				that requires a standby mode, you must supply power to a µP when 
				other components are asleep. Any active power-supply circuit 
				also needs to be more cost- effective than the standard 
				structure using a metallic transformer. This circuit is simple 
				switcher that takes230-Volt AC and outputs10-Volt 90mA 
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				PFM Control Improves Dual Output Converter: 09/28/95 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Plus 5 to Minus 15 Volts DC Converter: National 
				Semiconductor Application Notes,28 Jun1996  | 
			
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				Power Supply Runs off Battery or Wall Adapter: 06/18/98 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Power Switch Provides Soft Start: 03/30/00 EDN-Design Ideas 
				/  PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find the one 
				of interest /  | 
			
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				Precharged Capacitor Ensures High Side Start up: 08/17/95 
				EDN-Design Ideas /  when you use a high-voltage bridge 
				driver, such as the IR2110 or the newer IR2155, a complete 
				driver circuit can exhibit erratic behavior when you apply power 
				if it is designed exactly right 
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				Programmable Source Powers DC MicroMotors: 03/01/01 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find the one 
				of interest / A simple, economic, compact, and tricky way of 
				using the LM723 as a programmable voltage source to drive dc 
				micromotors which can set the output to a value of200 mV to 6V 
                
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				Pulsing Charge Pump Drives Capacitive Loads: 11/05/98 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Push Pull Driver Provides Isolated 5 Volt At 1A: 03/30/00 
				EDN-Design Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to 
				find the one of interest / Regulated5V input to an isolated5V 
				output with1A current-output capability 
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				Quickly discharge power supply capacitors: 07/05/2001 EDN - 
				Design Ideas /  A perennial challenge in power-supply 
				design is the safe and speedy discharge, or "dump," at turn-off 
				of the large amount of energy stored in the postrectification 
				filter capacitors. This energy, CV 2 /2, can usually reach tens 
				of joules. If you let the capacitors self-discharge, dangerous 
				voltages can persist on unloaded electrolytic filter capacitors 
				for hours or even days.. | 
			
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				Regulator Generates As Many As Four Voltages: 08/03/95 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Saturable Bead Improves Reverse Recovery: 02/03/97 EDN-Design 
				Ideas | 
			
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				SEPIC Generates 5 Volt At 100 MA: 05/03/01 EDN-Design Ideas 
				/ PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find the one of 
				interest / Some applications require an input voltage higher 
				than the breakdown voltage of the IC supply pin. In boost 
				converters and SEPICs (single-ended primary-inductance 
				converters), you can separate the VIN pin of the IC from the 
				input inductor and use a simple Zener regulator to generate the 
				supply voltage for the IC. This design shows a SEPIC that takes 
				a4 to28V input and generates5V at100 mA. 
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				Serial Interface IC Supplies BiPolar Voltages: 07/06/95 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Simple Boost Converter Generates 27 & 87V: 05/22/97 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Simple Regulator has one Active Part: 03/16/95 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Simple Regulator Provides ±12V: 
				10/23/97 EDN Design Idea / Simple circuit can provide ±12V from 
				a5V input using only one switching-regulator IC and a few 
				off-the-shelf 
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				Single cell lights any LED: 07/05/2001 EDN - Design Ideas / 
				The circuit in Figure 1 allows you to light any type of LED from 
				a single cell whose voltage ranges from 1 to 1.5V. This range 
				accommodates alkaline, carbon-zinc, NiCd, or NiMH single cells. 
				The circuit's principal application is in LED-based flashlights, 
				such as a red LED in an astronomer's flashlight, which doesn't 
				interfere with night vision.. | 
			
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				Single IC Biases LCD & GaAsFET Amplifier: 04/09/98 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Single NiCd Cell Drives OpAmp: 12/05/96 EDN-Design Ideas
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				Single Resistor Improves V2 Converter: 08/15/97 EDN-Design 
				Ideas /  V2 control offers a significant improvement in 
				transient response by using two voltage feedbacks, example 
				circuit is for generating voltages in1.8-3.3V range 
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				Solar Cell Converter offers Positive Start up: 11/09/00 EDN 
				Design Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find 
				this circuit | 
			
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				Step up / Step Down Converter Takes 2 to 16 Volt Inputs: 
				11/09/00 EDN Design Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - 
				scroll to find the one of interest / - Switcher where input can 
				range above and below the regulated voltage, Circuit 
				accommodates a wide range of input and Output voltages and 
				supplies Output Currents as high as500 mA 
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				Step up Regulator uses only Two Gain Devices: 11/09/00 EDN 
				Design Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find 
				this circuit | 
			
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				Step up Supply Charges Battery While Serving Load: 11/09/00 
				EDN Design Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to 
				find this circuit | 
			
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				Supply derives 5 and 3.3V from USB port: 12/20/2001 EDN - 
				Design Ideas / The circuit in Figure 1 derives its power from a 
				USB port and produces 5 and 3.3V supply rails for portable 
				devices, such as digital cameras, MP3 players, and PDAs. The 
				circuit allows the port to maintain communications while, for 
				example, charging a lithium-ion battery. IC2 boosts the battery 
				voltage, VBATT, to 5V, and IC3 buck-regulates that 5V output 
				down to 3. . | 
			
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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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				Switchedcapacitor Regulator Provides gain: 03/13/98 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find this 
				circuit | 
			
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				Switcher IC hikes Battery Charger's Efficiency: 06/23/94 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Switching Converter uses Planar Magnetics: 11/07/96 EDN 
				Design Ideas  | 
			
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				Switching regulator forms constant current source: 
				05/30/2002  EDN - Design Ideas /  Many applications require 
				current sources rather than voltage sources. When you need a 
				high-current source, using a linear regulator is inadvisable, 
				because of the high power dissipation in the series resistor. To 
				solve the wasted-power problem, you can use a switch-mode 
				regulator. The circuit of Figure 1 uses IC1, an LM2576 
				adjustable regulator.. | 
			
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				Switching Regulator Output goes Below VREF: 03/17/94 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Synchronized Regulator Produces Coherent Noise: 03/17/94 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Synchronous buck circuit produces negative voltage: 
				03/06/03  EDN-Design Ideas / Many electronic systems require 
				both positive and negative voltages to operate properly. 
				Generating an efficient, low-voltage positive output from a 
				higher voltage input typically entails the use of a synchronous 
				buck regulator. But when generating a negative output voltage 
				from a positive input voltage, you'd typically use a flyback 
				topology, especially at higher output currents... | 
			
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				System Oriented DC to DC Conversion Techniques: National 
				Semiconductor Application Notes,01 May1998  | 
			
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				Three Input Supply Powers 3.3 Volt Portables: 10/26/00 EDN 
				Design Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find 
				the one of interest-- Single ended primary inductance Converter 
				accepts input voltages ranging from3 to more than 6V and 
				produces a regulated3.3V,200 mA Output 
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				Tiny Tiny Inverter Design: little efficient circuit that 
				runs off of3V, and charges up a little1 uf250-Volt cap all the 
				way up in about30 seconds  | 
			
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				Transformer Buys Lower Shutdown Current: 11/23/94 EDN-Design 
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				Transformerless Supply Fits CaT Volt Applications: 05/22/97 
				EDN-Design Ideas / Coaxial CATV systems derive their power from 
				a 60-Hz square wave that shares the center conductor with the 
				television channels this circuit generates10 mA at5V DC from it 
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				Transistor Pair Lowers PWM IC's Start up Current: 03/18/99 
				EDN-Design Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to 
				find this circuit 
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				Transistors tame perfidious leakage inductance: 09/27/2001 
				EDN - Design Ideas / In flyback converters that use primary 
				regulation, the loose coupling between the power secondary and 
				the primary auxiliary windings often results in poor 
				cross-regulation. This situation arises mainly from the leakage 
				inductance but also comes from the level of the primary clamp 
				voltage. Figure 1 shows a typical application schematic using On 
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				Two ACells Power Step Down Regulator: 10/26/00 EDN Design 
				Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find this 
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				Two Cores Marry, Make Swinging Choke: 10/26/00 EDN Design 
				Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find this 
				circuit | 
			
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				Universal High Resistance Voltmeter:  | 
			
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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 
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				Use the LM158 / LM258 / LM358 Dual, Single Supply OpAmp : 
				National Semiconductor Application Notes,14 May2001 
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				Wallcube DC / DC Converter is 85% Efficient: 09/12/97 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / Ubiquitous12V wall cube generates an unregulated dc 
				voltage of 8 to18V, depending on line voltage and load, this 
				circuit generates a regulated5V400 mA from it very efficiently 
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