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PWM to 0-10V converter

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Hi Friends,
I am designing a PWM to 0-10V circuit. The PWM signal maximum amplitude is 24V, using proper duty cycle and low pass filter on the output I can get a analog voltage range from 0-10V. Is this right..? this concept i got from a microchip App note AN538. I need more design idea for this...

Thanks in advance..
 

That concept okay, with this concept are you getting any problem let me where you getting the problem i will rectify the problem
 

What is your clock frequency, What is your PWM clock voltage level ( I did not get a bit). What are the L and C values ? What is duty cycle? I guess If you get that you will understand the problem. thanks
 

I have just started the design, I did not have a prototype yet... Once I done with that I need you guys help. Varun can you please help me out to improve my filter design skill, can you refer me some threads or some books for reference. Thanks
 

I think you start searching, Buck regulator, switching regulator, dc-dc converter.

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