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Last revision 2026/01/06
The article provides insights into the safe operating range and voltage settings of buck converters, offering guidance on temperature management and detailed instructions on using DIP switches for precise output voltage configurations.
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Safe Operating Range

The parameters of the safe operating range are tested in typical experiment environments. It is recommended to measure the surface temperature of the buck converter to determine if the dissipation needs to be improved.
- Surface temperature < 80℃: the converter performs steadily
- Surface temperature in 80 - 90℃: dissipation improvement recommended
- Surface temperature >90℃: dissipation improvement is required since the overheat protection may be triggered at any time.
Voltage Settings
Voltage Settings via DIP switch.
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | Output Voltage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ON | 0.6V | ||||
| ON | ON | 0.9V | |||
| ON | ON | 1.2V | |||
| ON | ON | ON | 1.5V | ||
| ON | ON | 1.8V | |||
| ON | ON | 2.1V | |||
| ON | ON | 2.4V | |||
| ON | ON | ON | 2.7V | ||
| ON | 3.0V | ||||
| ON | ON | 3.3V | |||
| ON | ON | 3.6V | |||
| ON | ON | ON | 3.9V | ||
| ON | ON | 4.2V | |||
| ON | ON | ON | 4.5V | ||
| ON | ON | ON | 4.8V | ||
| ON | ON | ON | ON | 5.1V |
- Please disconnect the power first when adjusting voltage settings.
- There may be ±10% error in voltage, so it is recommended to use a multimeter to test and then select a suitable output voltage.
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