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04-23-2007, 03:11 PM | #61 |
Rock Crawler Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Dude on my dirt bike in SoCal!!!
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| hmm ill have to switch over because they work fine for me but are on an old hosting site. and WheelChair what regulartor at the radio shack is rated at 1.5a.... with that rating you could run 2 servos off of one, so i see no reason to run 2 for 1 servo. |
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09-07-2007, 02:41 PM | #62 | |
Newbie Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Sacramento
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Also what about using a "buck conveter" (a digital switching converter to lower voltage but with better efficiencey and no heat problems) like the 78SR1XX ? It looks like a possible solution to me ... but the input voltage min is 7v and power output is 1.5 Amp max. Anybody tried this? Also what about this "high current diagram" from the data sheet (for the LM78XX linear voltage regulator). Will this work as an alternative to wiring many of these in parrallel for high power applications? I'm not an electrical engineer so I don't understand it? Any help out there? If this will work what is the Circle symbol in the upper left (Q1)? Also, what happens to my Vout as the batteries discharge? It goes down right? I think the "buck converter" will help keep it constant even at low battery. Is this right? Come on EEE's step up and help us out here. | |
09-07-2007, 10:23 PM | #63 |
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WOOO old thread much??? :-P oh wait wtf... when did i write all that about the other resistor variances... hmm i definetly dont remember it but i do remember chaning my vreg round so it was probably round then lol. as for Vin... it shouldnt matter as i remember as it is a voltage regulator... those resistor values SET the voltage out put for any supplied voltage within spec. i have noticed that when my bats get REALLY low (a 55t just keeps on going for every last drop) that servos obviously become slow also due to the drop below the set vout.. but this will happen on just about ANY normal setup as most speed controls use a linear vreg for the BEC. As for a buck regulator im sure you can... its what is used in computer powersupplies if im not mistaken and is quite efficient (80-90%) and on the other stuff you lost me lol. |
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