5V to 12V converter circuit without transformer

5V to 12V CONVERTER CIRCUIT WITHOUT TRANSFORMER

Make 5V battery source capable of delivering 12V.

By using this circuit you can make 12Volt from a 5volt battery.

It is a very useful circuit for almost all electronics applications.

Most of the circuits that we discussed so far is powered by 12V battery source. Sometimes you may find difficult to get a 12V source, in such cases you can use this circuit with a 5V source.

This circuit is simple to construct, cheap and efficient. Ic LT 1070 is the heart of this circuit. It is a linear Technology switching regulator, commonly used for buck boost and switching applications.

The inductor L2 and capacitor C4 forms an output filter, which eliminates the excess ripple voltages from the output.

From this circuit, by an input of 5V, you will get an output of about 12V, 1A.

It is transformer less stepup voltage circuit. Due to the absence of transformer the circuit is compact and cheap.

COMPONENTS USED IN THIS CIRCUIT

C1 100mF

C2 1mF

C3 1000mF

C4 100mF

R1 1K

R2 10K

R3 1K

D 1N4001

L1 150mH

L2 10mH

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