RE: DC voltage doubling question

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From: jeremiahw
Date: Mon, 17 Aug 1992 15:27

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What I was taught was to build a DC doubler one usually took a 555 and produced
a high freq output and then used a voltage doubler (diodes and caps) to double
it and then a smoothing circuit to change back to DC.  Seems like a lot of work
to me.  Perhaps there is a commercial product.  Or alternatively how 'bout
providing the two voltages from the AC source (if it has one)

>>Jerry   (jeremi@bode.ee.ualberta.ca)

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