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DC/DC Conversion without Inductors

Overview A familiar problem in system engineering is the subsystem whose power requirements are not met by the main supply. In such cases, the available supply rail are not directly usable, nor is the direct use of battery voltage (when available) always an option. Lack of space can prevent inclusion of the optimal number of cells, and in other cases the declining voltage of a discharging battery is not acceptable for the application. Voltage converters can generate the desired voltage levels, and charge pumps are often the best choice for applications requiring some combination of low powe

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Publisher	Dallas Semiconductor / Maxim Integrated	File Format	HTML & PDF
Date Published	December 2000	Downloads	23
Format	White Papers
Topics	Semiconductor Tech. - Manufacturing

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