DC LM2596 Buck Converter Module 2V-48V to 1.5V-47V 3AH
Product Description: DC LM2596 Buck Converter Module
The DC LM2596 Buck Converter Module is a high-performance voltage step-down module designed for efficient and stable power conversion. It is perfect for applications requiring a wide input voltage range and precise output voltage regulation. The module uses the LM2596 chip, known for its reliability, efficiency, and compact size, making it ideal for DIY electronics, industrial applications, and prototyping.
Key Features:
- Wide Input Voltage Range: Operates with an input voltage from 2V to 48V, making it suitable for various power sources like batteries, solar panels, or power supplies.
- Adjustable Output Voltage: Provides an output range of 1.5V to 47V, ensuring compatibility with diverse electronic components and circuits.
- High Current Capability: Supports up to 3A (3AH) of output current, perfect for powering devices with moderate to high current requirements.
- High Efficiency: Delivers excellent energy conversion efficiency, reducing heat generation and power loss.
- Compact Design: Lightweight and small in size, making it easy to integrate into any project.
- Durability: Built with high-quality components to ensure reliable and long-lasting operation.
Applications:
- DIY electronics projects
- Battery-powered devices
- Voltage regulation in solar-powered systems
- Robotics and automation
- Prototyping and testing electronic circuits
Specifications:
- Product Name: DC LM2596 Buck Converter Module
- Input Voltage: 2V – 48V
- Output Voltage: 1.5V – 47V (Adjustable)
- Output Current: Up to 3A (3AH)
- Conversion Efficiency: >90% (depending on load)
- Dimensions: Compact and portable
Notes:
- Ensure proper heat dissipation for higher current loads to maintain stability.
- Adjust the output voltage carefully using the onboard potentiometer.
This versatile and efficient module is a must-have for hobbyists, engineers, and anyone working with electronic circuits requiring stable and adjustable voltage output.
