| ??? 04/29/07 00:40 Read: times |
#138195 - Most likely Responding to: ???'s previous message |
As for changing the mosfet, probably not, but you'd want to do some calcs to ensure the peak current is within the specs of the mosfet. Actually , I probably got the addition of turns backwards, you'll need to remove turns for lower voltage. For a different output voltage you'll need to modify the output turns to suit and the feedback circuit resistors around the TL431 current reg i.c. Check capacitor voltage ratings etc.
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