How can i power a 12v component with 2v current?

I have to convert 2 volts of power into 12, what can i use to do so?

2009-03-11T22:35:52Z

I am making an automatic door lock, triggered by a cell phone. Much like what you may have seen on the internet, only alot less complicated. I am wiring, instead of a vibration motor, an electric door strike to the phone. The motor uses 2 volts. the strike requires 12.

Technobuff2009-03-11T22:05:21Z

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Much depends on what the 12 volt component is! You haven't said.
You would need a DC- DC inverter.
Anyway, what you ask is not easy.
I feel a better solution would be to up the voltage to 12 volts, and then drop that to 2 volts to power the whatever.
"2 volts" is not power. Nor is it "current".

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krk2009-03-11T22:10:12Z

You to use a transistor converter.

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Numbat2009-03-11T22:08:23Z

You will need a boost converter.

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dallas j2009-03-11T21:34:48Z

a transistor

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