I'm trying to figure out the best way of going about getting somewhere near 100v to polarize an old mic with the least amount of components.
Can I build something to double the phantom source, or should i build a dedicated power supply? (was thinking a DC-DC boost, but cant find one that will take 48v, but could knock down the 48 to something lower to work with the constraints of something like a UC3843/UC3845.
Other details: Its an old Grundig Mic that needed around 100v to polarize but didn't need a "pre" pre.
Can I build something to double the phantom source, or should i build a dedicated power supply? (was thinking a DC-DC boost, but cant find one that will take 48v, but could knock down the 48 to something lower to work with the constraints of something like a UC3843/UC3845.
Other details: Its an old Grundig Mic that needed around 100v to polarize but didn't need a "pre" pre.
