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A device which includes a central processing unit (CPU), memory, and (generally) an assortment of I/O peripherals (UART, ADC, DAC, general-purpose I/O, I2C, etc.) in a tightly-coupled standalone package.
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Can I use a microcontroller to control the output voltage of a switching powersupply?
I am attempting to control a switching power supply from my microcontroller. I am using a LT1377 from linear.
In the diagrams in the datasheet, a voltage divider is used to drive the feedback pin. … Is it possible to replace that with a signal from my microcontroller?
EDIT: Thanks for the answers. I am waiting for parts to come in to be able to test the different solutions. …
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