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The LT8315 is a high voltage monolithic flyback regulator that simplifies the design of an isolated DC/DC converter.
The circuit presented here is about a boost converter based on LM2698.
Patrick Van Oosterwijck @ hackaday.io writes: Solar power is not trivial, especially if it needs to be reliable and have a long...
The first watch to make use of the body’s natural heat to uphold battery charge in wearables is now even being crowdfunded on I...
David Cook built a 5V regulator to sit atop a 9V battery: For quick portable projects and temporary hacks, it is often faster to...
by Michael Seeman and Dave Freeman from Texas Instrument: One important innovation that promises to contribute significantly to...
This circuit is about a buck regulator which can produce an output of 5V for a input voltage ranging from 7V to 40V.
by Mahesh Venkitachalam @ hackaday.io: I use 9 V batteries for a prototyping a lot of my electronics projects.
Susan Nordyk @ edn.com writes: Small enough for wearable devices, STMicroelectronics’ LIS2DW12 three-axis accelerometer draws o...
Simple 3 Phase Arduino energy meter from The DIY Life: Again, with this meter I was going for simplicity.
by Jan Buiting @ elektormagazine.com: Harvard University researchers have developed a low-cost flow battery that stores energy in...
The circuit presented here is based on LM317.
