Making a small switching regulator. How it works. Buck converter
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- Опубликовано: 16 апр 2021
- I made a small size buck converter.
It can be used as a linear voltage regulator without power loss, but with switching noise.
Leave comment if you have any question. 
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I feel like your videos with english subtitles are totally fine, just sad there arent many of them
I hope you make more videos on your English channel. I really enjoy watching your videos on your regular channel also, and I don’t mind reading the subtitles. But I think you would find a lot of popularity and success among the English RUclips community ....especially among us electronics engineers and nerds. Hope you are doing well, and enjoying your work. It’s always fun working with electronics because you never know what tomorrow will bring. I hope you have a lot of fun with your work and personal electronics projects..
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Thanks for pointing out some of the pros and cons of Buck vs. Linear Regulators.
Very good from India
Thanks.!
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Great channel bud!! Thanks for your Excellent explanations!!
Torex offers some excellent solutions. Excellent presentation.
Excellent stuff, I love your videos!
Neat video, thanks for explaining things.
I'm just more careful about the LGA socket:
1) the pins are very sensitive to mechanical damage, best to leave them aligned into their finnicky rows
2) I'd also prefer not to cover the contact surfaces with the protective bodily fat covering my fingers, thinking of the currents flowing through some of the contacts to the CPU... (can be around 100A at something like 1V).
I know that yours may be a dud motherboard - in that case I'd add a warning in the vid, where you poke you fingers at the socket :-)
Its like a SMPS power supply!
That's good
Is that switching regulator considered to be a drop-in replacement for a 78M05?
New mother board designs use PMIC
I hope that motherboard is dead, seeing as you were poking at the open LGA socket.