Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] 67 1/2 volt battery
Posted by
Doug Warner
on 2000-08-15 21:36:52 UTC
On Tue, 15 Aug 2000 18:24:04 -0400 (EDT), you wrote:
empty disposable cameras, In each, you'll find a small PCB containt a
converter that will turn 1/5V into about 300 (Just measured one, 311.
Pull the flashtube, connect 67.5V worth of zeners in it's place..
Watch out for the cap, 300V in 120uf can hurt.
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>Since it's probably low draw, I'd replace it with a 9V using aOr, go to your local drugsore photo developer and grab a handful of
>small up converter. Unfortunately, you'd likely have to roll
>your own, but your could probably do it with a small inductor and
>one of the switching regulator chips floating around. Run through
>Maxim's web site and you're likely to find an app note showing something
>that could be adapted.
empty disposable cameras, In each, you'll find a small PCB containt a
converter that will turn 1/5V into about 300 (Just measured one, 311.
Pull the flashtube, connect 67.5V worth of zeners in it's place..
Watch out for the cap, 300V in 120uf can hurt.
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Sig? I don't need no stinking sig!
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Joe Vicars
2000-08-15 06:29:34 UTC
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2000-08-15 16:08:59 UTC
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Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] 67 1/2 volt battery
Doug Warner
2000-08-15 21:36:52 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] 67 1/2 volt battery
SMITH, THOMAS B. (JSC-DX)
2000-08-16 10:31:00 UTC
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2000-08-16 13:57:39 UTC
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