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DC-DC conversion. Implies conversion of a DC voltage level up or down. DC-DC converter can be isolated or non-isolated. Electronically it can be done by many kinds of circuits, depending upon the application (charge pumps, voltage multipliers, linear voltage regulators, boost/buck switched converters, etc)
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Powering 5V external sensors from 3V Coin Cell Embedded System
I have a customized circuit using ATMEGA328p with Arduino Boot-loader to develop a Wireless Sensor Network which sends readings from a JSN-SR04 Ultrasonic Sensor to another node via nRF24L01+ wireless …
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Capacitor for handling startup current of DC-DC converter shows different behavior
I’m using a 5V DC-DC converter to step-up a coin cell (Nominal Voltage: 3V) to 5V which did not work. I suspected that the high startup current of the converter was causing the Cell voltage to drop, h …
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