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Re: Li-ion capacity vs. discharge rate

The higher efficiency converters are Datels Single Output UNS Series of
Non-Isolated 3.3V and 5V 10-15 watt dc/dc converters.  They claim to be
typically 92% efficient, but they are not yet in full production.  I've
ordered a couple and they said it would be 3-4 weeks before I would get
them.  They are pretty inexpensive ($34/unit).

See their PDF white sheet at:

   http://www.datel.com/data/power/uns10-15.pdf

Is isolation a big concern for wearables? (*electrical* isolation ;)

-Paul

 wrote:
> 
> However, this new Datel converter is VERY interesting.  Post when you
> know more.
> 
>                                                 Thad Starner
>                                                 MIT Media Laboratory
>                                                 Wearable Computing Project

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