Does anyone know if there is an equivalent charge pump of this kind that will accept a higher Vin max? I'm looking to feed it 12 or 15 volts.
Another question, can you use the voltage doubler/tripler described at RG's site with a negative supply? Does this require an different IC or will these charge pumps accept positive and negative voltages?
thanks
tim
TC962 could be an answer.
Vin is from 3 to 18V and Iout is 80mA.
Hmm - that looks positive, however looking at the data sheet I wonder about the oscilation frequency. It says you can ground one of the pins and that doubes the frequency to 24Khz - I'm wondering if that's still too low and will interfer with audio?
Also is there a chip that will do a negative voltage multiplier?
I'm trying to get a +/-60V supply give or take. I've found a chip that will take a positive input voltage and output +/- 12 or +/-15 volts. So taking care of the +60V seems not so hard. It's the - 60V I don't know how to get at this stage.
thanks
tim
I waded through some more data sheets and I found this:
http://www.maxim-ic.com/quick_view2.cfm?qv_pk=3138
this looks like it might be better- will output up to 36V and then you can use a capacitor charge pump to bump that up. Will be much easier to get it up to 60V (should only take one stage of diodes/caps).