Introduction
This is a 20W DC-DC buck converter power module with 7~24V input and 5V/4A output(Max). The high conversion efficiency and on-board 6 output ports make it suitable for connecting multiple devices like, large current servos, programmable LED strip, etc.
The module integrates durable ceramic chip capacitors of large capacity on the ports and large inductor that can reduce heat generation. It is ideal for power supply scenarios like mechanical arm, servo robot, and programmable RGB LED strip, etc.
Feature
- Large current output
- High conversion efficiency
- Onboard 6 Outputs for connecting large-current servo, programming LED strip, etc.
Specification
- Input Voltage: 7~24V
- Output Voltage: 5V
- Output Current: 0-4A(Max 5A, heat dissipation is necessary)
- Conversion Efficiency: 90%
- Output Ripple: ＜100mV
- Output Accurancy: ±0.1V
- No-load Current: ＜1mA
- Operating Temperature: -40°~+85°C
- Operating Humidity: 20%~90%
- Dimension: 43.5x20.3x5.5mm / 1.71x0.80x0.22”
Board Overview
| Num | Label | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | IN- | Input - |
| 2 | IN+ | Input + |
| 3 | OUT- | Output - |
| 4 | OUT+ | Output + |
| 5 | G | GND |
| 6 | 5V | Output |
| 7 | S | Servo controlling signal |
Dimension
Tutorial
Requirements
- Hardware
- DFRduino UNO R3 (or similar) x 1
- DC-DC Buck Converter Module x1
- FIT0750 5V RGB Programmable LED Strip x1
- Servo x1
- Software
Connection Diagram
Connecting with 5V RGB LED Strip
Note: The method below only suits the situation that higher brightness is required or multiple LED strip lights need to be cascaded. For low-current modules, there is no need to connect this buck converter since Arduino UNO can directly supply power for them.
Connecting with servo
Note: The port S of the converter can connects 6 servos.
FAQ
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