Could some electronics guru please clarify the difference between a linear current booster (LCB) and a buck converter ? Also is there any reference design around ? Googling the topic has not been too helpful.
LCB - Linear Current Booster -- any reference designs ?
May 23, 2013
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I don't think I've even heard the term. Where'd you hear it, and what's it supposed to do?
Tim Wescott
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I was curious so I googled it, it does seem that it is basically a buck converter, used to step down the voltage from solar cells so that when running a pump with solar and the sun is low it'll still have enough current to run the pump slow in stead of stalling
-Lasse
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