💬 3.3v Buck-Boost DC-DC Converter
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I just now posted Version 9.
Changes from Version 8 are:
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Utilizes shielded 15uH inductor (previous was unshielded 10uH). Much larger footprint than previously, but it has a ferrite core, a low DCR, and a high current rating. The LTC3531 is somewhat vague as to the recommended specs for component selection. So, to narrow down the possibilities, I borrowed the recommendations from the LTC3105 datasheet, which says, "Low DCR power inductors with values between 4.7µH and 30µH are suitable for use with the LTC3105. For most applications, a 10µH inductor is recommended. In applications where the input voltage is very low, a larger value inductor can provide higher efficiency and a lower start-up voltage." The inductor I've tentatively picked is: http://www.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?)Detail&itemSeq=213304934&uq=636162799100075858
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Utilizes X5R 1208 15uF capacitor (previous was 10uF). According to DS, this should reduce output voltage ripple. http://www.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&itemSeq=213308469&uq=636162799100085864
BTW, for the input capacitor, I'm picking this: http://www.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&itemSeq=213328190&uq=636162859327817001
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I just posted Version 10. The only change from Version 9 is that I re-aligned the headers so that they'll easily plug into a 2.54pitch breadboard.
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I tested the assembled PCB, and it works. This project is now finished. :)
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Thanks you ;)
But i don't understand the difference between your 3 boost projects :( can you explain to me ? :) -
Yeah, that would be nice. I did try to differentiate among them a bit by the titles I gave them. Beyond that, I'll have to direct you to the datasheets.
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What is the long/peak time maximum output current in mA this converter can sustain?
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What is the long/peak time maximum output current in mA this converter can sustain?
Sorry, I don't know. Maybe try the datasheet.
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