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SC1152 synchronous voltage-mode controller, 2 x CEB703 MOSFET transistors, DC/DC converter needed to power the microprocessor.

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English: SC1152 is a low-cost, synchronous voltage-mode controller designed for use in single

ended power supply applications where efficiency is of primary concern. The SC1152 operates at a fixed 200KHz, providing an optimum compromise between efficiency, external component size and cost. Manufacturer: Semtech Corporation

CEB703AL: N-Channel Enhancement Mode Field Effect Transistor, 30V, 40A ,RDS(ON) = 17mΩ Manufacturer: Chino-Excel Technology
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