Is there anywhere at there that sells high voltage SS regulators?
I would like to regulate 80 - 100v at ~80mA output.
It's a stupidly simple question but I am running into the ground real quick trying to find one.
I would ultimately like the regulator to come preassembled, as a board or IC. I am prototyping an idea and just don't have time to go into deep research projects with this. I just need the regulator to work.
The regulator isn't for super high quality audio, so I don't require anything particularly exotic. It just needs to give out an adjustable maximum of ~100 at 80mA and do so without needing twelve bijillion parts.
Please help... pretty please!
I would like to regulate 80 - 100v at ~80mA output.
It's a stupidly simple question but I am running into the ground real quick trying to find one.
I would ultimately like the regulator to come preassembled, as a board or IC. I am prototyping an idea and just don't have time to go into deep research projects with this. I just need the regulator to work.
The regulator isn't for super high quality audio, so I don't require anything particularly exotic. It just needs to give out an adjustable maximum of ~100 at 80mA and do so without needing twelve bijillion parts.
Please help... pretty please!
Hi,
http://www.reichelt.de
They have them in stock, for € 2.30 each... (TO-220 case, KC-type)
Grtz, Joris
http://www.reichelt.de
They have them in stock, for € 2.30 each... (TO-220 case, KC-type)
Grtz, Joris
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A high voltage regulator is not a digital source. I don't know of any 80 V logic circuits either....... except maybe Nelson's discrete mosfet transistor computer ( Class A no doubt) he says he is going to build.
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A high voltage regulator is not a digital source. I don't know of any 80 V logic circuits either....... except maybe Nelson's discrete mosfet transistor computer ( Class A no doubt) he says he is going to build.
Topics are much easier to get responses to if they're in a forum in some way related to the subject matter. Gratuitous picture and Jam's cartoons are exempt from this rule of course.
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