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Negative supply voltage low current

This circuit is a negative power supply integrated. Which can be applied to circuits that do not need much flow. Using IC No. 555. The core of the circuit.
Work of the circuit is IC1, R1, R2 and C1. The range of the A Stable Multi Vibrator, and the output is a square wave. It is a positive signal pulse frequency of 2.3 kHz output pin 3 of IC1.And C3 and D1 connected to circuit CLAMP. That it serves to signal a positive pulse to pulse signal negative.The D2 and C3 act negative pulse signal is converted direct current (DCV) electrical signals. The negative power. Thus the output voltage to a negative DC electrical.

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9V battery changed to -5V

To test the circuit or circuits that may need some circuits, but we have no fire-5V power supply-5V, but if the battery 9V circuit can allow us to use the volt-5V as desired.
By using IC NE555, which causes wave square the sector output allows the voltage about 6V when the signal on the output from a pulse plus C2 acts charge through D1 to ground and if the pulse negative capacitor C2 will discharge. through diode D1 and capacitor C3 to chage that negative voltage is about-6V, but being removed to the number of left-5V zener diode ZD1 current output will be approximately 12mA.