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how to get 6v from 12v car battery

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Hi guys
I have 12v car battery with 150 Ampere
I want to make a circuit that allow me to get 6v from it since I need these 6v to turn some devices.
It would be okay if anyone gave me a circuit that transform from 12 volt to any other rating voltage including 6v

I want a circuit or something like that.
your help is appreciated
 

use LM317...
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If your device is more power consuming or you need more efficiency means you can go for switched regulators....
 

How much ampere I can get from the LM317 ?!
and what is the switched regulators that you talked about could you give me a more detailed answer ?!
 

1.5A with proper heat sinks.... switched regulators are a circuits which used to regulate the voltage without making power loss,
example Mosfet IGBT chopper circuits they also can be used as regulator with pwm technique...
 

Hi guys
I have 12v car battery with 150 Ampere
I want to make a circuit that allow me to get 6v from it since I need these 6v to turn some devices.
It would be okay if anyone gave me a circuit that transform from 12 volt to any other rating voltage including 6v

I want a circuit or something like that.
your help is appreciated

Hi kobre98

It depends on how much current do you require and what is the required ripple voltage ?

Anyway , i suggest you LM2576 which is one of the simplest witching regulators around the world ! and of course with efficiency more than LM317 !

Best Wishes
Goldsmith
 
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