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Dual 5V(isolated) from 12Vdc 50mA help,

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I need ±5Vdc with isolated 0V , to use as psu for temp. controller.

I have 12Vdc input and need : +5v and -5V with isolated 0v from input com.

Only need 50mA on each 5V.

Thx
Lourens, Cape Town, SA
 

You should use a transformer based supply to have total isolation. You could experiment with a transistor based push/pull driver,
or maybe use a dedicated ic such as this one.
 

There are many such devices on the market. DC/DC converters, from 0,5W upwards. Try "www.allelectronics.com" for surplus low-cost ones.
 

I need ±5Vdc with isolated 0V , to use as psu for temp. controller.

I have 12Vdc input and need : +5v and -5V with isolated 0v from input com.

Only need 50mA on each 5V.

Thx
Lourens, Cape Town, SA

hello, the power supply you are using is sourcing from a typical transformer/rectifier or from a switch mode power supply ?
 

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