150W Boost Converter DC-DC 10-32V to 12-35V Step Up
The 150W Boost Converter DC-DC 10-32V to 12-35V Step Up package include power Boost Module 150W. This module allows you to step up an input voltage as low as 10V and set the output to 12V-35V. The output voltage will be higher than the input voltage.
The boost converter design is based on popular Texas Instrument’s UC3844 current mode PWM controller chip.
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Applications:
DIY an adjustable on-board power supply, you just input DC 12V, then you can get output DC 12V-35V (adjustable), But the output voltage can not below the input voltage.
DIY a booster charger.
Provide power for your electronic equipment.
Use Solar battery charging for electric accumulator.
Size: 10-32V to 12-35V
Module Properties: non-isolated step-up module (BOOST)
65 * 56.5 * 23 (length * width * high) (mm)
Input voltage :10-32V
Output voltage: 12-35V (adjustable)
Output Current: 6A (MAX) Input Current: 10A (MAX) (Please enhance heat dissipation if more than 10A)
Output power: natural cooling 100W (MAX), enhance heat dissipation 150W (MAX)
Easy to drive 65W 90W dual-core notebook.
Use a 12V battery drive 19V 3.42A notebook, the module temperature about 45¡ãc
Conversion efficiency: 94% (measured at Input 16V, output 19V 2.5A)
Output Ripple: 2% (MAX) 20M-bandwidth
Operating Temperature: Industrial (-40¡ãc to +85¡ãc) (ambient temperature exceeds 40¡ãc, lower power use, or to enhance heat dissipation)
Full load temperature rise: 45¡ãc
No-load current: 25mA typical
Voltage regulation: ¡À 0.5%
Dynamic response speed: 5% 200uS
Short circuit protection: None (Please Install fuses and protection circuits at Input port.)
Input Reverse Polarity Protection: None (Please Series diode at the input port.)Some Applications:
1. DIY an output adjustable vehicle power supply, connect the 12V input, and output could be 14-35V(adjustable freely), However, the output voltage can not be less than the input voltage.
2. Car laptop power supply: connected to 12V power supply, output voltage regulation as your notebook need.
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