Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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JacobsParts Inc.
Converts 6–36 V DC to a 5.2 V USB port with 3 A peak output, 96 % efficiency and built-in protection
This step-down buck regulator converts any 6-36V DC supply into a standard USB charging port rated at 5.2V. It suits hobbyists adding USB power to automotive, solar or industrial projects where only higher-voltage DC is available. The tiny 37 by 16 by 9.7 mm board fits inside tight enclosures. Over-current, thermal and short-circuit protection guard connected devices.
Peak current reaches 3A, yet continuous delivery settles at 2A to keep thermals manageable. Conversion efficiency climbs to 96 percent, so waste heat stays low during extended charging sessions. The 150 kHz switching frequency helps maintain stable voltage under varying loads. Builders should plan for the lower sustained figure when sizing the upstream supply.
Four through-hole pads accept standard headers or direct wiring for permanent mounting. Correct input polarity is essential; reversing the supply will damage the module. The wide input range tolerates 12V and 24V vehicle systems without adjustment. Users needing quick-disconnect plugs must add their own connectors.
| Brand | JacobsParts |
|---|---|
| Model | USBMOD-F |
| Type | Step Down (Buck) Voltage Regulator |
| Input Voltage | 5 V |
| Current Rating | 3 A |
| Power Rating | 15 W |
The module runs at 150KHz with up to 96% conversion efficiency, so waste heat stays small even at the 2A sustained output.
You need a 6-36V DC supply such as a 12V or 24V battery or adapter, plus wires to connect its terminals to the module’s input pads.
Yes, the 5.2V rail only delivers the current the phone requests, so a 1A handset draws 1A safely.
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