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Dc-DC design help - variable voltage output problem

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Dc-DC design help

Is there a possible way of getting a variable voltage output with a constant input voltage?

I want to supply 12V and get out 0-12V at approximately 1A. Il be using a current shunt so that I can provide a constant current. Im planning on using a 100mohm resistor outputting 0-100mV, then inputting that into a op-amp and using this voltage as a feed back voltage.

The whole thing will be used to charge a bank of ultracapacitors at a constant current, currently ive been trying a mc34063, but its not working out.


Thanks,

Andrew
 

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