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[SOLVED] using 8051 as SEPIC DC-DC Converter

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Dear All,

If I have a voltage input from a generated powered by wind mill. The power generated ranges from 0-40V
I want to use this power to simply power a 3V Cree LED.
It seems to me that I can create a SEPIC DC-DC circuit and a current mode DC-DC converter IC to provide constant current to the LED.
Given I have an 8051 MCU with fast enough ADC (with voltage reference) and adjustable PWM capability.
I use this 8051 to switch an external MOS.

Is it possible to create a 8051 based Dc-DC circuit?
Will this method yield lower efficiency?
Does the ADC need have high enough sampling rate in order to make it work?

Thank you and best regards,

Tony Chun Tung Siu
 

You could, but it's a lot more work then just using an IC dedicated to doing a SEPIC DC-DC converter.
 

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