MT3608 Micro USB Adjustable Step Up Power Module

The MT3608  Micro USB Adjustable Step Up Power Module can take input voltages as low as 2V and step up the output to as high as 28V. The MT3608 features automatic shifting to pulse frequency modulation mode at light loads. It includes under-voltage lockout, current limiting, and thermal overload protection.

Features:

• Micro USB input
• Maximum Output Current: 2A
• Input Voltage: 2V ~ 24V
• The Maximum Output Voltage: >28V
• Oscillation frequency 1.2MHz
• High conversion efficiency up to 95%
• Output Ripple: <100mV
• The circuit has short circuit protection, overheating protection function
• 10k to adjust potentiometer, adjust the output voltage

Method Of Use:
The module of the IN+ and – after 2~24v, IN adjusting the potentiometer can adjust the output voltage; the output voltage is greater than the input voltage.

Note:

• The input voltage should not exceed the maximum input voltage.
• The peak current output current is no more than 2A

When you can not adjust the module output voltage, the output voltage is always the same as the input voltage. Please adjust the potentiometer counterclockwise 20 laps or more.

Package included: 1 x MT3608 Micro USB Adjustable Step Up Power Module

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