Re: Voltage controlled 10V->100V DC-DC converter
- From: Fred Bloggs <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 27 May 2005 23:48:35 GMT
Genome wrote:
"Fred Bloggs" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:42970E9D.4090603@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Fred Bloggs wrote:
... 2) the steady state Vout/Vin= 1/(1-Duty) where Duty is transistor switch duty cycle- so you would want that to be about 0.1 or so when Vin=12V. A 50% duty cycle gives you a maximum of 24V for Vout.
Voops->(1-Duty) is about 0.1 which makes Duty=0.9 for a x10 boost...
Not if it's operating discontinuously.
Oh yeah- he said:"Output current is going to be in the low mA range, though I don't have an exact number (the load is almost entirely capacitive, with a very high R in parallel)"- so discontinuous it is.
How is Barry these days?
I suppose he's out there ripping off some gullible idiot with flash and dazzle techno babble that will amount to nothing eventually...
DNA
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