Pwm (0-5 v) to 0-15v
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My project needs to multiply the StampII output
from 0 - 5 volts after PWM comand three times (3)
instead 0 - 5 volts to 0 -15 volts but with source 5 volts
or 9 volts
Knows someone if exist technicaly answer ?
Thanks
Michalis
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from 0 - 5 volts after PWM comand three times (3)
instead 0 - 5 volts to 0 -15 volts but with source 5 volts
or 9 volts
Knows someone if exist technicaly answer ?
Thanks
Michalis
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of charge pump the Stamp could PWM to get the higher output.
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> > My project needs to multiply the StampII output
> > from 0 - 5 volts after PWM comand three times (3)
> > instead 0 - 5 volts to 0 -15 volts but with source 5 volts
> > or 9 volts
> > Knows someone if exist technicaly answer ?
> If I understand your question, you have a PWM output that needs to
> swing between 0 and 15 volts but your only DC source is either 5 or 9
> volts. What I would suggest is a small DC-DC Boost converter to
> raise the 9 v to 15 or add another 9v battery. The Stamp output pin
> is then connected to an open-collector output inverter or buffer such
> as a 7407 or a simple transistor circuit with the output pulled up to
> 15v through a suitable resistor.
<michvra@h...> wrote:
> My project needs to multiply the StampII output
> from 0 - 5 volts after PWM comand three times (3)
> instead 0 - 5 volts to 0 -15 volts but with source 5 volts
> or 9 volts
> Knows someone if exist technicaly answer ?
> Thanks
> Michalis
>
>
>
> [noparse][[/noparse]Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
If I understand your question, you have a PWM output that needs to
swing between 0 and 15 volts but your only DC source is either 5 or 9
volts. What I would suggest is a small DC-DC Boost converter to
raise the 9 v to 15 or add another 9v battery. The Stamp output pin
is then connected to an open-collector output inverter or buffer such
as a 7407 or a simple transistor circuit with the output pulled up to
15v through a suitable resistor.
Hal
I yould like more specific details
the current is about 2 mA
Michalis
> If you only need very low current, you probably could come up with some
sort
> of charge pump the Stamp could PWM to get the higher output.
>
>
>
Original Message
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>
> > > My project needs to multiply the StampII output
> > > from 0 - 5 volts after PWM comand three times (3)
> > > instead 0 - 5 volts to 0 -15 volts but with source 5 volts
> > > or 9 volts
> > > Knows someone if exist technicaly answer ?
>
> > If I understand your question, you have a PWM output that needs to
> > swing between 0 and 15 volts but your only DC source is either 5 or 9
> > volts. What I would suggest is a small DC-DC Boost converter to
> > raise the 9 v to 15 or add another 9v battery. The Stamp output pin
> > is then connected to an open-collector output inverter or buffer such
> > as a 7407 or a simple transistor circuit with the output pulled up to
> > 15v through a suitable resistor.
>
>
>
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