Boost converters typically are devices used to increase the voltage from one end, whilst slowing down the current. How do they work? The boost converter is able to store energy in its inductor and then simultaneously release it at a higher load voltage than was inputted in the beginning making it very useful in speeding up devices. Features and benefits: Use of inexpensive surface mount inductors (making them very cost effective) Low battery detectors included in some models High efficiency in all devices Consistent peak current control to reduce output ripple Electromagnetic interference circuitry Where might I use one? LCD, OLED display supplies Mobile phones MP3 players Haptic displays Portable devices like tablets PDAs Wireless systems Bar-code scanners
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The range of highly integrated high-efficiency switching voltage
regulators from Texas Instruments includes Step-up (Boost), Step-down (Buck), Step-up/down (Boost/Buck) and Inverting types providing efficient solutions for every DC Voltage Regulator application.
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From Texas Instruments, a range of Pulse Width
Modulation controllers and associated devices to suit a variety of applications and specifications.
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The LM258x series of SIMPLE SWITCHER® regulators are
designed for flyback, step-up (boost), SEPIC, and forward converter applications. Requires few external componentsOutput voltage versions: 5V, 12V, and adjustableFamily of standard inductors and transformersWide input voltage range: 4V to 40VCurrent-mode ...
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Use for wide voltage inputs designs up to
75V, and a balance between ease of use and flexibility. LMR64010 Output Voltage up to 40V, 1A (2.7V to 14V)LMR62014 Output Voltage up to 20V, 1.4A (2.7V to 14V)LMR62421 Output Voltage up ...