Dwayne Reid wrote:
> At 11:29 AM 10/6/2009, Olin Lathrop wrote:
>> Dwayne Reid wrote:
>>> Best estimate is that the total parts cost of the converter is about
>>> US $0.25 in hundreds, not including magnetics.
>> C'mon guys, how hard can this be!?  A little oscillator driving a
>> transformer with the feedback killing the oscillations would do.
> 
> For two bits?
> 
> dwayne
> 


It all depends on the transformer.  You can build a Royer oscillator for 
less than 10 cents... not counting the transformer.  How much does the 
transformer cost in your design?
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