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Split power supply using a single transformer winding

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split power supply

I want to make a split rectified power supply (+/-) using a single transformer winding (not centre tapped). Does anyone have a circuit.

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make split power supply

There are two ways to do this, depending on how much current you need???

One way is to use a rail-splitter to get the central ground, the Texas Instruments TLE2426IP is good for 20mA.

For higher current, just use a switching regulator with a +ve input and -ve output, eg Texas PT6643P (+12V in, -12V 2Amp out) or PT5062N (5V input, +/-15V output)

There are plenty of off-the-shelf solutions or you can search google for inverting, switching regulators. It's simple, established technology.

Cheers,
FoxyRick.
 

power supply splitter texas

A simple solution is a switch capacitors regulator like the classic 7660
There are IC from which you can get a couple of 100 mA output current
Many manufactures has this type of regulators, TI, Maxim, Linear...
 

split power supply one winding

If you in linear circuit ,you can use two diode to connect one port of transformer,and another port is - port.
but in smps,it can simple do it,because of depending on topo of circuit!
 

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