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In this project, I designed and built a high-voltage DC-DC buck converter using the LM5164 synchronous step-down regulator. This circuit efficiently converts a wide input voltage, up to 100V DC, down to a stable 12V output at 1A max.
Hi there. I have two panel mount 24v relays which are driven by 24v switch panel. Both relays when energised turn on a dc-dc converter 24 down to 12v then the loads connected to each relay are 12v loads. Problem I have is when both switches are turned on then one back off the relay stays...
A tiny DC to DC buck converter board is useful for many applications, especially if it could deliver currents up to 3A (2A continuously without heatsink). In this video, we will learn to build a small, efficient, and cheap buck converter circuit.
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