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how can I get 24v voltage by 9v battery?

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I'm building a pic-based data logger powered by a 9v battery. I need to provide a 24v(max 24ma) voltage for external sensor or tansmiter.
how can I get this voltage by just 9v battery?

thanks in advance
 

You can use a switching DC/DC step-up regulator. I have noot looked at the details in the datasheet, but you are looking for something like this one
 

Check out Microchip application notes on DC to DC converters. There is one that uses a pic to drive a boost regulater. If you only need 24mA. You could most probably use some spare pins on your micro to drive a boost cicuit, which is basically just an inductor and a mosfet switch. You would also need a spare A/D channel for feedback control
 

you should be aware that the current drawn from the battery will be around 60mA, at least. under these conditions, a regular 9V battery quickly wears out
 

The popular ON semiconductor MC34063 DC-DC converter IC is what you need.

But, be aware of 9V short battery life, as x_zoly warned.

nguyennam
 

suncq said:
I'm building a pic-based data logger powered by a 9v battery. I need to provide a 24v(max 24ma) voltage for external sensor or tansmiter.
how can I get this voltage by just 9v battery?
What are the external components that need +24V? May be we can devise some solution that's more clever than inductive step-up DC/DC, based on the particulars of your components.
 

kender said:
suncq said:
I'm building a pic-based data logger powered by a 9v battery. I need to provide a 24v(max 24ma) voltage for external sensor or tansmiter.
how can I get this voltage by just 9v battery?
What are the external components that need +24V? May be we can devise some solution that's more clever than inductive step-up DC/DC, based on the particulars of your components.


MC34063 is the good choice for you ! Goog luck !
 

Hi
sorry I cant upload the pdf file.search dc to dc converter in google and there u will find a pdf file download it.its about four type of common converters use one of them.
 

The other types are
1) Buck converter(step down)
2) Boost converter (step up)
3) Inverter
4) Transformer fly back
 

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