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From: hughes@math.Berkeley.EDU (Eric Hughes)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: DC power supply for IBM PC?
Summary: Look in Circuit Cellar Ink, Issue 8, "Switching Power Supplies"
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Date: 5 Jun 89 02:41:33 GMT
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In _Circuit Cellar Ink_, Issue 8 (the most recent), Steve Ciarcia has
an article on construction of a switching power converter for a
distributed power system.  It is a small one (no 20A here); its
ratings are +5 V and 1.5 A, +12 V at .5 A, and -12 V at .25 A.  He
presents both his first design and his better redesign, as well as
discussing the basic types of switchers.  The final circuit uses a
Linear Technology LT1070 integrated switching regulator.  It was a
very informative article to me, who knew very little beforehand.

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Eric Hughes
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