Long life cardiac pacer with switching power

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ABSTRACT:
A switching power delivery means for use with a relatively low voltage power source, adapted to be used in conjunction with a converter for providing a raised voltage supply to a load, wherein the load is characterized by having a first circuit portion which is voltage sensitive and draws a low current, and a second circuit portion which draws a high current and is relatively insensitive to supply deviations, comprising a switching circuit alternately connecting said respective circuit portions through respective converters to the supply so that the voltage sensitive circuit is not affected by the loading of the high current circuit.

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