Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board?

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05-10-2015, 13:40

(This post was last modified: 13-10-2015, 16:44 by DewStorer.)

If you are using the 78xx series regulators for your application which you mentioned here, then ofcourse you are wrong. They are not such reliable for high current applications due to their heat problem.
If you are looking for the the any buck or boost converter. Then go for them. They have better efficiency and reliabilty.

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Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by danb35 - 03-08-2015, 15:38

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by AllyCat - 03-08-2015, 18:05

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by danb35 - 03-08-2015, 18:54

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by AllyCat - 03-08-2015, 19:23

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by werk_ag - 03-08-2015, 22:30

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by uncle_bob - 04-08-2015, 01:59

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by danb35 - 04-08-2015, 02:01

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by hvalentim - 05-08-2015, 12:38

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by DewStorer - 05-10-2015, 13:40

RE: Using a DC/DC buck converter in TX board? - by hvalentim - 06-10-2015, 10:03

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