dc-dc converter question

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dark

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• Jan 27, 2010

• #1

http://cds.linear.com/docs/LT Magazine/LTMag-V19N1-02-LT3751-RobertMilliken.pdf

Figure 11 ,Is it possible to obtain 12V 1A at the output and input 40V~200V . I look for driving my electronics from this non linear range .Any comment is welcome .


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colin55

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• Jan 27, 2010

• #2

Where are you getting your DC input voltage from?

 

D

dark

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• Jan 27, 2010

• #3

colin55 said:

Where are you getting your DC input voltage from?

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Alternator wind turbine which provides variable DC voltage at output .

 

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colin55

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• Jan 27, 2010

• #4

The circuit of fig 11 in the .pdf, although very complex, will provide the voltage and current you require.
You could do it for $5.00 by buying a mobile phone charger (car) from a $2.00 shop and convert the output. It will accept up to 24v input and provide 1 amp at 12v.

 

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dark

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• Jan 27, 2010

• #5

.As you know the circuit is for charging capacitors will it provide stable isolated output? and what major change should be required to do that the transformer ? or input resistor ? . Can anyone help me with what the MOSFET at the input doing ?


Thanks