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Automotive switching regulators get input-transient-voltage protection

Focus:

The addition of a simple input protection circuit stops transients up to 50 V, permitting use of high-frequency (3 MHz) switching regulators in automotive applications


What you’ll learn:

  • How to protect general-purpose switching regulators against voltage transients in automotive applications
  • How to shrink buck regulator designs in automotive applications
  • How to protect a switching regulator against alternator load-dump in automotive applications


Notes:

An EDN Design Idea


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Author & Publication:

Kevin Daugherty, National Semiconductor, Novi, MI; Edited by Charles H Small and Fran Granville, EDN, Jan 24 2008

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