DC-DC Step-Up Regulator Module 5V

Regulator module, Step-Up type, converting voltages from 0.9 V to 5 V into a stable 5 V output with efficiency up to 85%, ideal for portable electronic projects and devices powered by low-voltage batteries.

SKU 8300-STEPUP5VEAN 8219671089937Output voltage: 5 VdcItem type: AssembledConversion type: Step-up

Description

DC-DC Step-Up module able to convert voltages from 0.9 V up to 5 V into a stable 5 V output, with a maximum current of 480 mA, providing reliable power even when the batteries are almost flat.

The output current it can deliver adapts automatically to the input voltage: 1โ€“1.5 V -> 40โ€“100 mA, 1.5โ€“2 V -> 100โ€“150 mA, 2โ€“3 V -> 150โ€“380 mA and above 3 V -> 380โ€“480 mA. With a working frequency of 150 kHz and a typical efficiency of 85%, this mini module is ideal for powering microcontrollers, sensors, LED lamps or any portable electronic device.

Its compact size of 11 ร— 10.5 ร— 7.5 mm and its pin pitch of 2.54 mm make it easy to fit into any DIY or professional electronics project.

  • Type: DC-DC Step-Up regulator module (Boost Converter)
  • Output current according to input voltage:
    โ€“ 1.0 โ€“ 1.5 V -> 40โ€“100 mA
    โ€“ 1.5 โ€“ 2.0 V -> 100โ€“150 mA
    โ€“ 2.0 โ€“ 3.0 V -> 150โ€“380 mA
    โ€“ above 3.0 V -> 380โ€“480 mA

Technical details

Input voltage 0.9 โ€“ 5 V
Output voltage 5 V
Start-up current 7 mA at 0.8 V
Maximum output current up to 480 mA
Working frequency 150 kHz
Typical efficiency 85%
Dimensions 11 ร— 10.5 ร— 7.5 mm
Pin pitch 2.54 mm

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