Simple 12V to +/- 5V Voltage Regulator Component - Part Number Included

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The discussion focuses on finding a component that converts 12V DC input to both -5V and +5V outputs. For the +5V output, a Buck DC-DC converter or a linear regulator is recommended. For the -5V output, an Inverting DC-DC converter is suggested. Participants recommend consulting National Semiconductor's website for application notes related to their Simple Switcher series of converter chips.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Buck DC-DC converters
  • Knowledge of Inverting DC-DC converters
  • Familiarity with linear voltage regulators
  • Basic electronics principles
NEXT STEPS
  • Research National Semiconductor's Simple Switcher series
  • Learn about the design and application of Buck DC-DC converters
  • Explore Inverting DC-DC converter configurations
  • Study linear voltage regulator specifications and applications
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Electronics engineers, hobbyists designing power supplies, and anyone needing to implement dual voltage outputs from a single DC source.

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hi guys

need some component that will take in 12 VDC and put out a negative 5V AND a positive 5V - just a very simple component - a part number would be great - thanks
 
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For 12V to 5V, use a Buck DC-DC converter, or just a linear regulator.

For 12V to -5V, use an Inverting DC-DC converter. Are you familiar with these DC-DC topologies? If not, check out National Semiconductor's website (www.ni.com I think), and look at the app notes about their Simple Switcher series of converter chips.
 

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