Description
Product Overview
The LM2596S Buck Converter is a high-efficiency DC-DC step-down (buck) voltage regulator module designed to convert a higher DC voltage to a lower voltage. With its adjustable output range and robust design, this module is perfect for powering various electronic projects, microcontrollers, and other low-voltage devices. Ideal for battery-operated applications, this converter is a must-have for DIY enthusiasts and engineers alike.
Specifications
- Input Voltage Range: 4.5V to 40V DC
- Output Voltage Range: 1.25V to 37V DC (adjustable)
- Output Current: Up to 3A (maximum)
- Efficiency: Up to 92% (typical)
- Switching Frequency: 150kHz
- Dimensions: Compact size for easy integration into projects (approx. 43mm x 21mm x 14mm)
- Operating Temperature: -40°C to +85°C
Key Features
- Adjustable Output Voltage: Easily set the desired output voltage using the onboard potentiometer
- High Efficiency: Minimizes power loss and heat generation for effective operation
- Thermal Protection: Equipped with over-temperature protection to ensure safe usage
- Compact Design: Small footprint makes it easy to incorporate into various projects
- Wide Input Range: Compatible with various power sources, including batteries and adapters
Applications
- DIY Electronics Projects: Ideal for hobbyists and makers needing a reliable step-down voltage solution
- Microcontroller Power Supply: Perfect for powering Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and other low-voltage devices
- LED Lighting: Suitable for driving low-voltage LED circuits and strips
- Battery-Powered Devices: Useful in applications where battery voltage needs to be reduced for operation
- Robotics and Drones: Commonly used in mobile applications requiring a lower voltage from higher power sources
Why Choose Our LM2596S Buck Converter?
The LM2596S Buck Converter offers a reliable and efficient solution for reducing voltage in your electronic projects. Its adjustable output, high efficiency, and protective features make it an essential tool for hobbyists, engineers, and anyone working with DC circuits.
