Buck Regulators

XL4015 DC DC Buck Converter Module DC to DC Converter with Constant Current (CC) and Constant Voltage (CV) Control - Schematics, PCB, Parts List, and Working

In this article, we will be learning about the features and working of the XL4015, which is a 5A 180KHz 36V Buck DC to DC Converter. Here we will desolder all the components from the module, completely reverse engineer the schematic and make the PCB from it, so that we can order the components and make the PCB ourselves. The XL4015 DC-DC buck converter is a versatile…

TL494 High Power High Efficiency Buck Converter Circuit High Power High Efficiency Buck Converter Circuit using TL494

A buck converter circuit (step-down converter) is a DC-to-DC switching converter that steps down voltage while maintaining a constant power balance. The main feature of a buck converter is efficiency, which means that with a buck converter on board, we can expect extended battery life, reduced heat, smaller size, and improved efficiency. We previously made a few simple Buck…

New 48V ZVS Buck Regulator Range in low cost GQFN Package New 48V ZVS Buck Regulator in low cost GQFN Package

Vicor unveils the new PI358x series 48V with unique ZVS topology Buck Regulator. The PI358x series enable 48V direct-to-PoL without losing the performance. This series is the successor of its previously released PI354x series. The new regulators operate in input voltage ranging from 30V to 60V and regulates an output voltage ranging from 2.2V to 14V with output current…

Analog Devices LTM4626 and LTM4638 µModule Buck Regulators Analog Devices LTM4626 and LTM4638 µModule Buck Regulators Now Available from Mouser Electronics

Mouser Electronics is now offering the Power by Linear™ LTM4626 and LTM4638 µModule® regulators from Analog Devices. The step-down switching mode regulators are designed to reduce solution size and deliver reliable power circuit performance in applications such as telecom, networking, industrial equipment, medical diagnostic equipment, data storage, and test and debug…