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Low power +48V supply from a +15V input supply

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Hello,

I am looking for a simple low power ( around 20mA) circuit to generate +48V from a +15V . Thanks
 

Hi,

distributors provide a lot of isolated an non isolated DCDC converters.
Some of them are as simple as can be: Three pins: INPUT, GND, OUTPUT

I´d use the distributor´s selection guide.

Klaus
 

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simple...circuit.

This boost converter is simplified to depict basic operation.
a) While switch (or transistor) is closed it pulls increasing current through inductor.
b) When switch opens, inductor generates a pulse of sufficient voltage to push current to output stage.
The 1 ohm resistor is unnecessary. It's included to represent some amount of parasitic resistance.

simple boost converter clk-driven 15VDC to 48V 20 mA.png
 

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