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LM2596 DC-DC Buck Converter Step Down Module

  


A buck converter is used to step down voltage of the given input in order to achieve required output. Buck converters are mostly used for USB on the go, point of load converters for PCs and laptops, Battery Chargers, Quad Copters, Solar Chargers, and power audio amplifiers.

 

 

Features/Specs:

  • Input Voltage: 4 ~ 40 VDC
  • Output Voltage: 1.3 ~ 37VDC
  • Max. Output Current: 2A
  • Switching Frequency: 150KHz
  • Operating Temperature: -40 to 90°C
  • Input reverse polarity protection
  • Built-in output short protection function
  • The built-in thermal shutdown function
  • Press the right key to let the display show the input or output voltage. when the right “OUT” led light, it shows output, the left “IN” led shows input.
  • Power-off memory function, show that road after power voltage values measured for the last time
  • Press the touch button for 3 seconds to turn off the LED display, touch the button again to turn on the LED display
  • The band terminals, no iron can also be easy to use, and retention wire connection point
  • Length: 62mm
  • Width: 34mm
  • Height: 12mm
  • Weight: 22gm
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