The brightness of the LEDs are dependent on the output voltage. Since the voltage regulator is variable, the brightness of the LEDs is also variable. Potentiometer P1 is used for rough adjustment ...

The WEA3615LD45G is a voltage feedback amplifier (series – shunt) which active part is comprised of a telescopic cascode amplifier stage, followed by a PMOS pass – device which operates in saturation ...

Designed specifically to meet or exceed Intel's VRM8.4 specification, the EM5-V-20LC 5-bit dc-to-dc converter voltage regulator module (VRM) requires only a 5V input with a 1.3V to 3.5V output at ...

The present IP is a voltage regulator to generate 2.5v power for on chip circuits. Normally, its power supply is 4.5v~5.5v. The generated power voltage is 2.5v (2.25v ~ 2.75v).

The dual-regulator circuit meets the USB spec and powers an ASIC that requires a core voltage of 1.8V and I/O voltage of 3.3V to rise with a controlled sequence and slew rate (Figure 1). ...

Ralph’s simple battery charger is essentially this simple voltage regulator circuit. ... but instead switches to a 3.5V constant voltage “float” charge indefinitely: ...

Fairchild Semiconductor's FAN4860, a 5V 300mA TinyBoost regulator, offers power for USB On-the-Go (OTG) and HDMI communication circuits, combining a high level of efficiency as ...

In this informative video, we guide you step-by-step on how to make a 1.5V to 220V generator at home. Perfect for DIY ...

The 5V regulator is crucial because it ensures that the voltage from the 9V battery is stepped down to a safe 5V, which is the standard voltage for USB devices. Without this regulator, you risk ...

Most of you will be familiar with using a 7805 5V voltage regulator. It is very simple; ... and the right hand is +5V. The most basic circuit in any synthesizer is the oscillator.