I have a requirement in my project wherein I need to multiply a DC voltage source four to five times. I have a DC source that can give 5 V at 1 Amps. I need to make it 20 to 25 V and the current can be less than 100 mA also. I have seen commercial ICs that can convert 5 V to 10 V, but this will not serve my purpose. It will be a great help to me if someone who has an experience with these kind of experiments suggests a nice solution. I am aiming at developing a board level circuit only, so I cant think of designing and taping out a circuit to fit for this purpose.
Maybe tis one from RECOM might be pointing in the right direction:
ROM-0524S it converts from 5V to 24V and is rated 41mA.
See attached link to datasheet.
http://www.produktinfo.conrad.com/datenblaetter/150000-174999/154783-da-01-en-DC_DC_WANDLER_ROM_0512S.pdf
https://www.conrad.de/de/dcdc-wandler-print-recom-rp-0524s-5-vdc-24-vdc-41-ma-1-w-anzahl-ausgaenge-1-x-676235.html
Thank you Dr. Youjun and Dr. Armin for your suggestions. I got a circuit that can boost 5 V to 40 V using LT3467 IC. In simulations, this worked nicely. I need to do verify the result in hardware.
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