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Thanks for the reply! Its not how hard it is that I'm worrying about its cost. I need to keep costs minimum. If this is the only way then ok i'll have to raise my price. Thanks anyway

Hi experts! I want to incorporate a 5v booster and regulator into my circuit so that if people use 4 alkaline batteries or 4 nimh batteries it will always be 5v. Is there an easy way to do this? For example an IC and minimum external components rather than this...

Not to be rude or anything, but can you not read? First, i said i had tested the EMF of the batteries, which is them unconnected from the circuit, and you ask if i had measured that. Then i get told it requires data communication and i put "Because the ipod requires data communication to charge...

Like i said i tested the EMF (batteries with no circuit) and it was 6v. Yes i have heard of minty boost but is there a way to it with less components? I want to minimize this at all costs...Is there no other way around this?

I am making an external charger for my ipod touch that uses 4 AA batteries. Because the ipod requires data communication to charge, i have a 560k resistor from the power source going to D+ and D- of the usb port, both in parallel. I also have a wire connecting directly from the power source to...