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What is the best way to build a DC-DC converter?

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Converter question

I would like to build a DC-DC converter to go from 7.2 V down to two outputs:5V and 3.3V. What would be the best way to do this?
 

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What is your rating current?
For low output current rating (<10 watts) best choice is Linear regulator (LM723)
For high output current rating (>10 watts) best choice is switching regulator
(buck regulator)
 

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This 7.2 is not very high for the 5 V output, LM2575 or 2676, 2678 but you can have a problem with low input voltag, for this chip 8 is a normal. Hve many other solution, but all is depent from current. Maxim have a good DC/DC converters, TI also have. MC34063 is a good solution for small power.
 

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