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MrForbes 19-09-2007 23:12

pic: Vex power from FRC battery
 

Tytus Gerrish 19-09-2007 23:13

Re: pic: Vex power from FRC battery
 
mad props. i will create this device immediately

falconmaster 19-09-2007 23:49

Re: pic: Vex power from FRC battery
 
Where do I get one of those power converters!!!!!

CraigHickman 19-09-2007 23:53

Re: pic: Vex power from FRC battery
 
There could be quite the market if someone were to sell those...

I know I'd buy one.

MrForbes 20-09-2007 00:31

Re: pic: Vex power from FRC battery
 
LM7808 is a very old part design, it's just a higher voltage version of the extremely common LM7805 voltage regulator that is used in half of all electronic devices ever made! I got a pair on ebay for a couple bucks (including shipping), you should be able to get one from any electronics parts distributor such as digi-key.

The heat sink doesn't need to be anything more than a piece of flat aluminum about an inch square...if that....

(edit: digikey has a couple thousand of the LM7808 devices in stock)

Qbranch 21-09-2007 11:46

Re: pic: Vex power from FRC battery
 
Have you had any problems with noise comming from the victors since your using the same battery for both?

-q

MrForbes 21-09-2007 12:18

Re: pic: Vex power from FRC battery
 
Haven't noticed any, but it might be a good idea to add a big capacitor after the voltage regulator, eh?

robostangs548 30-09-2007 22:06

Re: pic: Vex power from FRC battery
 
If i were you i would keep it on the DL and get a patent before you all of a sudden start seeing them with a Radio Shack logo on them.

Qbranch 01-10-2007 11:35

Re: pic: Vex power from FRC battery
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by robostangs548 (Post 644210)
If i were you i would keep it on the DL and get a patent before you all of a sudden start seeing them with a Radio Shack logo on them.

Can you patent a voltage regulator that already has a patent? :confused:

Wait... RECURSIVE PATENTING!!!! MUAHAHAHAH! :yikes:

-q


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