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Voltage Step-Down

talking_walnut · 2005-02-05 19:10:20

Think this is the best place for this. I need a way of dropping a 6v battery output (4xAA) to 5v. Anyone got any ideas? A simple enough circuit should do it but I'm not sure where to start. Edit: Actually the Engineering forum would be a much better place for this. Could a mod move it for me please? My bad.

05-02-2005 7:10pm

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talking_walnut

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Think this is the best place for this.

I need a way of dropping a 6v battery output (4xAA) to 5v. Anyone got any ideas?
A simple enough circuit should do it but I'm not sure where to start.

Edit: Actually the Engineering forum would be a much better place for this. Could a mod move it for me please? My bad.

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#2 05-02-2005 8:29pm

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It's already there http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=223577

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#3 08-02-2005 12:36am

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a voltage regulator would do it. any voltage input gives 5V out (or whatever value the particular regulator is designed to give). its a tiny pcb component

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