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#5254 - RE: off topic: ion sources |
Peter,
There is a National switcher that takes +12V to 60V and supplies 5V at 3 amps. Its the LM2576HVS-5.0. There is a new product out that does this through an improved efficiency switcher but it was too new and non -45Cto+85C yet. In a year, that new product will be viable. The problem was keeping it running with the worst-case 3 seconds of over or reverse voltages. I recommended a load dumping circuit if they wanted to spend the money and would have liked to rectified the inputs to handle the reversals but I'm a digital engineer and this is not my area of expertise. Everytime I sketch an analog circuit, analog guys smirk (even when they later conclude its a good idea :) Steve, Actually, I've got a old Tandy friend that does my analog subcontracting. Its probably easy money; I've got him sanity checking our bluetooth design and making recommendations. Its not cheap, but I consider it insurance. aka J |
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