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Buck-Boost Regulator Recommendation that Can Output 5V 1A

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Hi, I am designing a circuit so that the input voltage normally comes from the battery (3V - 4.2V) and in charging cases it comes from the adapter (9V). Since both power lines come from the same path, I want to use a single regulator. Can you recommend a regulator that works with Buck-Boost and can provide a constant 5V 1A for voltages both below and above 5V?
 

Hi,

Just go the the internet site of the big DCDC regulator manufacturers and use their selection guide.

Klaus
 

You could do a SEPIC for that....just use smple current mode controller eg ucc28c43 or ltc1871 etc...i think LTC1871 datasheet has sepic example in it.
 

if you do a coupled sepic , with a coupled inductor , then they are very easy....like a 1:1 flyback in the design of.
Coilcraft do a range of coupled inductors, i think MSD range.

Some ex's attached (LTspice)
 

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