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    DC Voltage Doubler Circuit

    Salam aleekum I also would like very much to see how your schematic looks like, umerhuzaifa; can you post an image of it here? Ed Goulart
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    [SOLVED] 4.479V at the upper side of Q3 (NPN)?!

    Wow, thanks! I did never understood this "negative" voltage... I always thought this should be a voltage below 0! :c) And, thanks also for the correction on my messing up Q4/Q3. Goulart
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    Voltage Drop

    Hi! 300 ohm would drop from 150 - 24Vdc for a load of 10W/24Vdc... If I understood your question. Goulart
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    [SOLVED] 4.479V at the upper side of Q3 (NPN)?!

    Thanks, Keith! I'll be looking for MOSFET's caracteristics and application. Goulart
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    [SOLVED] 4.479V at the upper side of Q3 (NPN)?!

    Hi, Keith! I believe I understood your explanation. I'll see more on the "PN junction of the base-collector" on the net 'cause I admit it's not working as I thought it should. Of course I never expected transistors to work as a perfect switch; but, right now, I'm wondering how one could call...
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    [SOLVED] 4.479V at the upper side of Q3 (NPN)?!

    Hi, Keith, Thanks a lot for the nice and pronto replay! I've been studying much at "Google school" and, according to what I've managed to learn, Q4, as a NPN, should be turned on with the absence (0V, or, with negative) voltage, not with +4.479V... This is the point I still didn't get. I...
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    [SOLVED] 4.479V at the upper side of Q3 (NPN)?!

    Hi, all ! I'm a beginner in electronic. I designed a digital clock and now I'm designing an UPS to keep it running even in mains failure. My question is: Why do I have the 4.479V at the upper side of Q3 when "Key=L" is open? Shouldn't I have there just a (residual?) voltage between 0V and...

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