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µGeigerPWR

A low power Geiger-Müller tube bias voltage generator

Peter Fröhlich

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Description

This project design is based on the Maxim application note 3757:
"Bias Supply Powers Low-Power Geiger-Mueller Tube"

The design uses a boost converter with a 7-stage voltage-multiplying ladder.

Files

ST4ETA504.pdf Feedback adjustment potentiometer Adobe Portable Document Format - 125.75 kB - 11/12/2017 at 14:56	Preview	Download

µGeigerPWR.brd Board file, untested. - 117.61 kB - 11/08/2017 at 13:49		Download
LLC ASPI-0615FS-4R7M-T2.pdf Shielded low profile SMD inductor Adobe Portable Document Format - 1.65 MB - 11/08/2017 at 13:48	Preview	Download

µGeigerPWR.sch Schematic, filter components not selected. - 475.70 kB - 11/08/2017 at 13:48		Download
74HC_HCT14.pdf Hex inverting Schmitt trigger Adobe Portable Document Format - 882.56 kB - 11/07/2017 at 17:39	Preview	Download

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Components

1 × MAX4162 Amplifier and Linear ICs / Operational Amplifiers
1 × 74HC14 Electronic Components / Misc. Electronic Components
1 × MAX6008 Power Management ICs / Voltage References
1 × LLC ASPI-0615FS-4R7M-T2 Low profile surface mount inductor
1 × ST4ETA504 Adjustment potentiometer

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