Ceengland
Joined: 11 Oct 2020 Posts: 393 Location: MS
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Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2022 1:16 pm Post subject: 'Homebuilt' voltage regulator to replace old unsafetied regu |
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Just saw this article about the L9918 alternator regulator from ST
Microelectronics. I'm curious about whether it might be viable as a
replacement for the unprotected regulators still found in some of the
older 'one wire' alternators many of us still use, or perhaps, even for
an externally regulated alternator.
It has a lot of sophisticated features we'd likely never use, but a
quick stroll through the data sheet (link in the article) makes it sound
as if it will function just fine in standalone mode. Five terminal
device, but the 5th terminal is basically a 'comm' terminal, which the
data sheet implies can be lost and the regulator will still function
properly. It does have OV & UV protection built in. At a onesies cost of
<$10, it certainly looks tempting to try.
Charlie
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