LM2596 DC-DC Buck Converter Module, 8 Pack Adjustable Voltage Regulator, 3.2V-46V Input (Recommended ≤40V), 1.25V-35V Output, 3A Max, Step Down Power Supply for Arduino, LED, DIY Projects

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The LM2596 DC-DC Buck Converter is engineered for exceptional performance, featuring a high-efficiency LM2596 chip that ensures reliable and consistent voltage conversion. This module can efficiently step down DC voltages from 1.25V to 35V with a maximum output current of 3A, making it incredibly versatile for a wide range of applications. Whether you need precise power for low-voltage sensors or robust supply for high-power devices, these modules adjust to meet your specific needs with accuracy and ease. The adjustable nature of these converters makes them ideal for both hobbyists and professional engineers seeking a dependable solution for their DC to DC conversion requirements

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Wide Input Range & Precise Output Adjustment Accepts DC input from 3.2V to 46V (recommended ≤40V), with continuously adjustable output from 1.25V to 35V. Input voltage must be at least 1.5V higher than the output. 3A Max Output Current (Recommended ≤2A for Long-Term Use) Delivers up to 3A of current—ideal for powering various modules; recommended to use under 2A for better thermal stability and longer lifespan. User-Friendly Voltage Tuning Easily adjust output voltage with the onboard potentiometer using a mini screwdriver(not included), making it convenient for both beginners and professionals. Stable & Protected Circuit Design Built with thickened PCB, high-quality capacitors, and features like short circuit and over-temperature protection for reliable performance in demanding projects. Versatile Applications Perfect for Arduino, LED strips, communication equipment, battery charging, robot systems, DIY power supply projects, and more.