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Not an issue- WEB Calculator for MT3608 SEPIC #12
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This is a web app that I code to provide an easy way for finding the correct values of R1 and R2 for your SEPIC design based on the MT3608 IC. It has all the common resistor values (but i don't think that is correct to put all the values because you can create a very small resistance between R1 and R2 and draw too much current on the voltage divisor. (maybe a todo: only put the high value resistances to make the calculator better). Maybe you can make a page for the calculator here in github and make a link on the board folder to the calculator? Edit1: Added a function to search combinations that go between two voltages. |
Here is a list for all the possibilities for the voltage using common resistor values. I made this with the web app: Vout: 2.01V, R1: 5.1KΩ, R2: 12KΩ |
How cool! Is there a way to integrate this calculator into Github? |
Yes! Using GitHub pages you can do that. GitHub pages doesn't support backend but the web app does it all with J's so you can embed this code easily |
Feel free to modify the code and use it as you want. Is your code right now :) |
Phew, I have never dealt with web development before, so this all sounds like Greek to me. |
Is very easy to integrate the webpage to github. The next tutorial show you how to use it. Just omit the CSS and other files. You only need to worry about the HTML because all the CSS and the JS Code is inline with the HTML file. I do the file that way to make it portable and easy to deploy. https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-host-a-website-on-github-for-free/ |
BTW... What is the minimum and maximum voltage Output for the SEPIC? |
Thank you, I will check it out. I have never tested the operating limits. According to the data sheet, the maximum output voltage is 28V. The minimum voltage should be higher than the reference voltage of 0.6V, but to be honest, that's just a guess. |
Works, thank you !!! |
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