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Buck boost using 555 timer / PWM - 555
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Im currently using a similar circuit to drive a MOSFET. The required frequency is 50kHz, how do i achieve this (calculations / formula)?
IS there any way to obtain variable frequency? (what if we replace the 1k with pot)
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October 09, 2013, 08:59:15 am »
Why an NE555? It's good for many things, but you can make way better SMPS with dedicated chips (starting with a $0.10 MC34063).
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TL494 is another useful PWM psu control chip.
You can often salvage them from old electronics, ATX power supplies, car amps, etc.
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