LM2577- 5-56 V 3 A step-up converter
DC-DC Boost converters step up the input voltage to a higher voltage while also stepping down the available current since the module can’t output more power than it inputs
$7.95
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This item: LM2577- 5-56 V 3 A step-up converter
5 in stock
$7.95
$7.95
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LM2577- 5-56 V 3 A step-up converter is a Step-Up voltage converter based on an LM2577 chip with input voltage from 3,5 V to 35 V DC. Output voltage adjustable by a potentiometer from 5 V to 56 V. Current capacity is 3 A max.
When connecting the source, remember that the maximum current capacity should not exceed 3 A – a higher current could damage individual components of the circuit.
Specification:
- Input voltage: from 3.5 V to 35 V
- Output voltage: from 5 V to 56 V
- Current capacity: 3 A
- Temperature:-25℃~85℃
- Humidity:5%~95%RH
- Circuit: LM2577
- Factory mounted heatsink
- Dimensions: 44 x 31 x 13 mm
Package included: 1 x LM2577- 5-56 V 3 A step-up converter
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| Weight | .0016 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4.1 × 3.1 × 1.3 cm |
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