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5V to 12V @1.2A regulated power supply using LM2587
[Customadds id=643821] This circuit is based on LM2587, a simple boost converter from Texas instruments. It produces a 12V regulated output for a input of 5V. It can also be used as a multiple output regulator, forward converter and as a flyback regulator. This regulator requires minimum number o... Read More
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