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"bcjames" wrote in message ... I want to build a 5 Volt power suppply to run my PDA in my glider from the 12 volt battery. Sometimes I use a 14 volt battery too, so it needs some input voltage range. I'm looking for suggestions and a DigiKey part number for a suitable 1 amp DC/DC integrated power supply chip. I'd like: at least 80% efficient no radio noise Vin of 10.5 to 16.5 volts Vout 5 volts 1 amp low cost I've looked at the LM2825 and the LTC1174-5, but I'd like to hear from anyone who's done this. Thanks Well, good luck. Anything that is 80% efficient and low cost is going to have some RF noise. You might look on the National Semiconductor website. They have an online design tool using their parts -- it gives you a circuit and a parts list. For some additional cost, they'll ship you a PC board and the parts. Tim Ward |
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