4A High-Power Buck-Boost Converter Module Adjustable Step-Up/Down Voltage Regulator (0.5V-30V)

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4A High-Power Buck-Boost Converter Module Adjustable Step-Up/Down Voltage Regulator (0.5V-30V)

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OverviewThe 4A Adjustable Buck-Boost Module is a versatile power solution that combines high current capacity with automatic voltage regulation. Most…

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SKU: QNLJ663661294751

Overview

The 4A Adjustable Buck-Boost Module is a versatile power solution that combines high current capacity with automatic voltage regulation. Most converters only work in one direction, but this module can take a low voltage and step it up, or a high voltage and step it down to your exact desired setting. With a 4A current limit, it is significantly more robust than the common XL6009, making it suitable for driving high-power LEDs, charging battery packs, or powering Raspberry Pi setups in automotive environments.

Key Features

  • True Auto Buck-Boost: Whether the input is 5V, 12V, or 24V, you can set a constant output of 12V and it will never budge.

  • 4A High Current: Optimized for high-load applications with improved thermal management compared to smaller modules.

  • Low Ripple & High Efficiency: Uses synchronous rectification technology to minimize energy loss and heat generation.

  • Large Heat Dissipation: Typically comes with a larger inductor and high-quality capacitors to handle sustained power delivery.

  • Safe for Electronics: Features under-voltage protection and over-current safeguards.

Technical Specifications

Feature Specification
Input Voltage 5.5V 30V DC
Output Voltage 0.5V 30V DC (Adjustable)
Output Current 3A (Continuous) / 4A (With enhanced cooling)
Output Power 35W (Natural cooling) / 50W (With Heatsink)
Voltage Resolution 0.01V
Conversion Efficiency Approx. 88%
Short Circuit Protection Yes

Why Choose the 4A Version?

  • Battery Charging: Perfect for charging a 12V battery from a solar panel that might output anywhere from 8V to 22V.

  • Stable 5V for Pi: Ideal for running a Raspberry Pi or Jetson Nano in a car where the battery voltage drops during engine start.

  • LED Driver: Can drive large arrays of 10W or 20W LEDs that require precise current and voltage.

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