Also check LM2611, which I ran across recently, though have not =20
personally.  I like their parts due to low parts count.

Cheers,
-Neil.



Quoting Oli Glaser <oli.glaser@talktalk.net>:

> Thanks for all the replies - some helpful stuff there..
>
> I think I'm on the right track, just need to use a chip with lower output
> resistance.
> I'm liking the LT1611/7 option, as it looks like it's possible to get ver=
y
> low output ripple with it (~1mV compared to ~50mV with charge pump
> variants), so I wouldn't need to double/regulate the voltage, saving at
> least 2 chips. Haven't looked at the prices yet though...
> Think I will probably order a selection, take my time and prototype a few
> options (should have done so in the first place as it needs to be done
> properly - defeats the object to have a well designed circuit powered fro=
m a
> badly designed supply..)
>
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