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How to make 76V from 38V

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Hi, this is probably a simple question but i need a supply voltage of 70+ V. The "start voltage" is a battery with 9V. I am currently using MC34063 from ST electronics (dc-dc step-up converter). This circuit delivers 38V output.

How can i step up the voltage further? Can I invert the 38+ (to 38+/-) or is there any other solution for this problem?

Grateful for all answers, mr_embedded.
 

Are you planning to extend your already existing circuit, or do you plan to make a new one from scratch?
 

It depends on the alternatives. If a better solution exist a new circuit is preferable.

thanks
 

Hi.

My guess is that other pwm IC's is more suitable to do this.

Anyway, the datasheet tells you how to increase voltage and power output using external transistors:
 

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