I am trying to design a PCB for an ATmega128. I probably will use an Olimex header board on top my my PCB. I want to supply good 5v to the header board and the rest of my project. I plan on using some LM7805 type of device, but since it will be supplying everything, including the back lights of the LCD displays which are surprisingly rated at several hundred milliamps EACH, the supply will have to be rated at 1.5 amps to be sure that everything is covered plus insurance. I will eventually be drawing 13.x volts from a potentially fairly noisy car power source. The supply needs reasonably good filtering. I want good filtering without overkill. What filtering is necessary? I assume a pretty big electrolytic on the 13v side ( and maybe a tantalum or something?), and something else on the other side. On the output side I have seen 2 caps on some schematics, but the sizes and types were not listed. I am sure this is a problem which is well known and solved for this application, so it might be easy to answer. What specific types and sizes of caps are usually recommended? -Tony
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proper power supply filtering
2005-05-16 by arhodes19044
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