Positive Voltage Doubler

Posted on March 31, 2010 by Rend

This is a simple circuit of Positive Voltage Doubler. This circuit uses the MAX1044/ICL7660. The schottky diode was chosen to reduces the voltage drop. This circuit also uses MAX660 for voltage doubling or higher output currents. Here is the circuit:

Positive Voltage Doubler circuit schematic diagram

[Source: Maxim Application Note]

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