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This post was last edited by bluefox0919 on 2020-2-18 09:56

I have asked about the power supply at 15 meters underwater before. The current external power supply is 12V from the solar panel when the sun is there, and 11~13.2V and 20A from the battery when the sun goes down. Currently, Senser can accept a wide voltage input of 12~24V, but if the battery voltage is 11V, the sensor will not work, so I want to increase the voltage to 15V.
1. I would like to ask if there is any recommendation for a power IC that can input 11V~13.2V and then increase the voltage to 15~24V, and the current only needs to be around 200mA.
2. Because of this case...only one set will be produced. So I hope the power IC can be bought directly online as much as possible, thank you.

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I have used TI's buck-boost IC. If you don't have any requirements for cost, you can go to TI's official website to check it out.   Details Published on 2020-2-29 16:15
 
 

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If you only need one set, you might as well buy a ready-made boost module, 15V 200mA is not a big power.

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Understood, I'm looking for finished products on the market  Details Published on 2020-2-18 13:22
 
 
 

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This post was last edited by qwqwqw2088 on 2020-2-18 10:26

What the above said makes sense

The boost chip is not difficult to find.

I can only make one set, and I estimate that I need to experiment with 3 sets when doing experiments. After all, it takes at least 5 sets to make PCB boards and buy samples.

You can find the boost chip on TI or ADI official website.

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MC34063 boost is also OK, now is an emergency period, it is easy to buy

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OK, I'll check out MC34063 too, thanks  Details Published on 2020-2-18 13:23
 
 
 

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If you only need one set, it is more appropriate to buy a ready-made boost module.

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I understand, because it seems to be a similar tender. I only need one set that is sold out. Then I will directly look for a ready-made boost module on the market.  Details Published on 2020-2-18 13:21
 
 
 

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maychang posted on 2020-2-18 11:30 If you only need one set, it is more appropriate to buy a ready-made boost module.

I understand, because it seems to be a similar tender. I only need one set that is sold out. Then I will directly look for a ready-made boost module on the market.

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dcexpert posted on 2020-2-18 10:10 If you only need one set, you might as well buy a finished boost module. 15V 200mA has low power.

Understood, I'm looking for finished products on the market

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qwqwqw2088 posted on 2020-2-18 10:25 MC34063 boost is also OK, it is a good buy in this extraordinary period

OK, I'll check out MC34063 too, thanks

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I have used TI's buck-boost IC. If you don't have any requirements for cost, you can go to TI's official website to check it out.

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