[sdiy] Best way to get a +3.3V rail from +15V?
Neil Johnson
neil.johnson97 at ntlworld.com
Thu Mar 7 18:11:46 CET 2013
blacet wrote:
> Just as an example, I've used a 33 ohm 1W resistor in line with a LM317T
> (with very small heatsink) on a board needing 5V @ 150 mA from 15V. Both
> the resistor and regulator get quite warm; too hot to touch for very long
> but well under the max operating temp.
>
> The switching regulators are attractive except for they all seem to be
> very small surface mount.
Except this one:
http://www.rapidonline.com/Electrical-Power/R-783-3-1-0-Sgl-Out-Converter-Sil-84-2572
And I've use NatSemi "SimpleSwitcher" devices before. Very easy to
use and available in through-hole parts. The LM2575 or TL2575 is a
good one.
Neil
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