Make me some code..

[Meriachee]

So that's it? Besides the fact that significant modification, if not outright destruction would be required to get the money out of Melanie, it was an interesting discussion.

[Kamikaze47]

My solution wasn't "significant modification"... It was 1 cut of 1 wire

[keithdoxey]

My solution wasn't "significant modification"... It was 1 cut of 1 wire

Hmmmmm.... sounds like a quote from a bomb disposal technician

However, cutting one wire changes the circuit diagram so no money for you.!!!

PS. If you are a bomb disposal technician you might want to change your name to instill more confidence LOL

[Kamikaze47]

I wasnt saying it met the "contest" criteria, I was just pointing out that it didnt require "significant modification".

[T.Jackson]

New game - I'll pay AUS $25 to the person who can come up with the best DC to DC converter design. It should be low in cost, capable of producing at least 10mA @7V (~70mW of power) from a 5V source. Additional, desirable criteria in the design would include: compactness, protection, low component count, efficient, testable & robust.


<b>The Contest</b>
<ul>
<li> Submit in this thread, a workable, readable circuit diagram</li>
<li> It must be your own original work</li>
<li> You may submit ONE design only (no amendments allowed)</li>
<li> The design can't use a µcontroller or discrete ICs</li>
<li> A detailed description on how your design works would be beneficial</li>
<li> All entries must be submitted by the 31st of October</li>
<li> The Winner will be announced in early November </li>
</ul>
Oh! - and feedback from people on the entries will be highly regarded, and also possibly used in helping to identify the winner, so don't hold back!

Trent Jackson

[BrianT]

Have a look at

http://www.romanblack.com/

Cheers
Brian

[nomad]

What in software would create a collapsing field? if there was a relay coil across that led It can light.. not STAY lit, but light..

[mvs_sarma]

New game - I'll pay AUS $25 to the person who can come up with the best DC to DC converter design. It should be low in cost, capable of producing at least 10mA @7V (~70mW of power) from a 5V source. Additional, desirable criteria in the design would include: compactness, protection, low component count, efficient, testable & robust.


<b>The Contest</b>
<ul>
<li> Submit in this thread, a workable, readable circuit diagram</li>
<li> It must be your own original work</li>
<li> You may submit ONE design only (no amendments allowed)</li>
<li> The design can't use a µcontroller or discrete ICs</li>
<li> A detailed description on how your design works would be beneficial</li>
<li> All entries must be submitted by the 31st of October</li>
<li> The Winner will be announced in early November </li>
</ul>
Oh! - and feedback from people on the entries will be highly regarded, and also possibly used in helping to identify the winner, so don't hold back!

Trent Jackson

Most probably one could sell his or her own design at much higher cost than surrender for a Aus $20/-.

[Acetronics2]

New game - I'll pay AUS $25 to the person who can come up with the best DC to DC converter design. It should be low in cost, capable of producing at least 10mA @7V (~70mW of power) from a 5V source. Additional, desirable criteria in the design would include: compactness, protection, low component count, efficient, testable & robust.


<b>The Contest</b>
<ul>
<li> Submit in this thread, a workable, readable circuit diagram</li>
<li> It must be your own original work</li>
<li> You may submit ONE design only (no amendments allowed)</li>
<li> The design can't use a µcontroller or discrete ICs</li>
<li> A detailed description on how your design works would be beneficial</li>
<li> All entries must be submitted by the 31st of October</li>
<li> The Winner will be announced in early November </li>
</ul>
Oh! - and feedback from people on the entries will be highly regarded, and also possibly used in helping to identify the winner, so don't hold back!

Trent Jackson

Hi, trent

Just use your OSC output to drive a common 1 transistor voltage doubler ... ( just need 1 NPN, 1 PNP, 3 resistor, 2 diodes, 2 capacitors )

Alain

PS : 25 $ for that ... ??? where did you learn electronics ????????????????????????????????

[mister_e]

mpfff, there's a load of missing informations to base something like a design around the previous requirement.

Regulated or not?
isolated or not?
Protection??? which?
Expected Output voltage?

etc etc etc.

25$ I don't think i can do something really reliable in less than 15 minutes.. or i'll lost money... as if i really need to lost anymore now

Maybe i should read the whole post again ?

[T.Jackson]

Hi, trent

Just use your OSC output to drive a common 1 transistor voltage doubler ... ( just need 1 NPN, 1 PNP, 3 resistor, 2 diodes, 2 capacitors )

Alain

PS : 25 $ for that ... ??? where did you learn electronics ????????????????????????????????

Thank you for your contribution, Alain. Some supporting documentation on your acclaimed working circuit would further improve your chances of winning.

Trent Jackson