Anything you find on internet is designed for a range of input and (most likely) a range of output with minimum amount of necessary components to keep the costs down as much as possible. If you want something decent design one for yourself and don't skimp anything...
3 years ago | 1
Try adding a couple tantalums to the output, if that's not quite enough, tack a lytic after a suitable inductor. Leads short.
3 years ago | 1
Hello Sir, I hope you are doing well. I'm writing from Bangladesh. I really enjoyed watching your videos on YouTube. Your work stands out from others. Since childhood, it has been my dream to become an engineer like you, but my education has been in a Madrasa, where neither science nor math is taught. The education system of the rural technical institutions near me doesn't seem very robust, and my father, being a farmer, doesn't have the financial ability to send me to an institution in the city. We are very poor. Despite this, I tried to gather guidance for my studies from several students, but I didn't get a good quality roadmap from them; their only goal is to pass exams, and some even try to bribe examiners to get better results. Due to our family's poverty, I haven't enrolled in any institution, hoping to study at home. I humbly request you, Sir, with folded hands, if you could kindly guide me on what to study, I would be immensely grateful to you. Please sir!
3 months ago | 0
Schematix
Any recommendations for a decent boost converter with modest ripple? Looking for something that can output 24vdc, 4A or higher, with ripple <250mv ideally. I've tried several units from the usual online stores but most have insane amounts of ripple! TIA 👍
3 years ago | [YT] | 10