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Dell lattatude in-car charger

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danielsmusic

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i have a dell latatude that needs 19.5V to charge. the car is 12V. i am thinking about using a capacitor pump, but do not know how to regulate it so it stays at 19.5V i need to limit the current to 2amps(output) can anyone help?

dan.
 
capacitor charge pumps are not for high current, often only good for a few milliamps. If you really want to build this yourself, what you need to look into is DC-DC converters, specifically a boost converter. You can buy pre-built laptop chargers for car use... and you can buy small 60 or 75 watt inverters that allow you to use your existing AC charger, for less than $20. Wouldn't be a fun project then though :)
 
i need this by friday and buying one would take too long. i will look into a inverter.
 
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