Hi, first timer here.
I am trying to design a circuit to power on a pulser that requires two relatively high voltages that are 12V apart. (for example, 100V & 88V, -100V & -88V)
I could use fixed voltages, but to open more options for future modifications, would like to find a way to supply a floating 12V across the two terminal and later raise it to higher voltages. (besides, I think that's how the chip is designed for...)
Are there any simple ways for making a 12V floating voltage regulator using op amps / voltage regulators / transistors etc....
Please let me know.
Thanks,
Mike.
I am trying to design a circuit to power on a pulser that requires two relatively high voltages that are 12V apart. (for example, 100V & 88V, -100V & -88V)
I could use fixed voltages, but to open more options for future modifications, would like to find a way to supply a floating 12V across the two terminal and later raise it to higher voltages. (besides, I think that's how the chip is designed for...)
Are there any simple ways for making a 12V floating voltage regulator using op amps / voltage regulators / transistors etc....
Please let me know.
Thanks,
Mike.