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Switchable Onboard Power +9/+18VVerified
Based on the Switchable Onboard Power +9/+18V
From the post
Awhile ago I saw someone asking adding an +18V inverter to a board and the differences it made in some pedals, as well as what they need to do and worry about. Since there are more then a few people who have added an +18V inverter on a switch so they can switch between +9V and +18V, so I thought to myself, why not just whip up a quick layout to show how to do it for those that do not know.
Here's two that use an NE555 Chip
Here's two based on the 7660s/1044, based on the voltage doubler section of the madbean road rage voltage doubler section. schematic
Even though you can just run the +9V from the DC jack to SW1 and run that to the power in on the board, I don't like having multiple wires on a single lug of a switch so I made it so that you grab it form the board instead.
Schematic
This is a board layout, a drawing of where each part goes, and the post may link the schematic it was drawn from. Open the layout at Tagboard Effects. No KiCad fragment has been drawn for this circuit yet.
Parts list 10 rows
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| Ref | Value | Normalized | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resistors 2 | ||||
| ×1 | 33k | 33k | read from the layout by eye | |
| ×1 | 1k | 1k | read from the layout by eye | |
| Capacitors 4 | ||||
| ×1 | 1nF | 1n | read from the layout by eye | |
| ×1 | 10nF | 10n | read from the layout by eye | |
| ×2 | 220uF | 220u | electrolytic; read from the layout by eye | |
| ×1 | 470uF | 470u | electrolytic; read from the layout by eye | |
| Diodes 2 | ||||
| D1 | BAT85 | BAT85 | Barrier Schottkys (Bat85, 1n5817, 1n5819) or 1n4001-1n4007; read from the layout by eye | |
| D2 | BAT85 | BAT85 | Barrier Schottkys (Bat85, 1n5817, 1n5819) or 1n4001-1n4007; read from the layout by eye | |
| ICs 1 | ||||
| IC1 | NE555 | NE555 | read from the layout by eye | |
| Switches 1 | ||||
| +9/+18V | DPDT on/on | DPDT ON/ON | toggle, On-NONE-On; read from the layout by eye | |