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The JZK 6 PCS Boost Module is a compact, high-frequency (400KHz) DC-DC step-up converter set designed for adjustable output voltages between 5V and 35V with a maximum current of 4A. Featuring a durable PCB mount design and easy voltage tuning via a trimpot, this 6-pack is ideal for DIY power solutions, outdoor setups, and any application requiring reliable voltage boosting within a 3-30V input range.
| ASIN | B094D6JPXP |
| Best Sellers Rank | 28,114 in Business, Industry & Science ( See Top 100 in Business, Industry & Science ) 32 in Power Entry Modules |
| Brand | JZK |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Current Rating | 4 Amps |
| Current rating | 4 Amps |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 83 Reviews |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 14D x 43W x 14H millimetres |
| Manufacturer | JZK-M465006U |
| Maximum Frequency | 400 KHz |
| Minimum Frequency | 400 KHz |
| Model Number | M465006U |
| Mounting Type | PCB Mount |
| Mounting type | PCB Mount |
| Power Source | DC |
| Power source | DC |
| Product dimensions | 14D x 43W x 14H millimetres |
P**N
Good product, quick delivery
Good product, quick delivery.
A**D
DONT BUY
It does not meet the specifications, It cannot convert 3.3v to 5v which should be easily within range, I tested all of them and the minimum output voltage wont go to 5
A**T
These are awful - not up to spec at all
These do not meet the advertised spec in terms of current at all, they don't remotely reach 4A at the low end. Using a DC load and power supply as an input. The system required in excess of 3A input at 3.6V to produce 500mA at 5V output. Do not buy these!
R**H
Careful at low input voltages, output voltage unexpectedly rises below 3.6v input
Only tested one so far and destroyed a voltage regulator during testing. Probably not suitable for low voltage battery applications where the voltage might drop into the 3.5 v region due to an output voltage spike. For example - the device kept a very steady 8vo beween 3.75vi and 8vi before gradually climbing with the input voltage. At 3.6v input however there was a sudden spike up to 17v slowly dropping to 10v at 3.3v input. An output of 5.2vo was maintained between 3.6vi-5.2vi but at 3.4vi the output voltage was 12vo. If using a 3.7v lithium battery to power a 5v board this might be ok as long as the battery management unit has a precise cutoff at 3.7v. The output at 12vo was steady for 4.2vi-12vi, but there was a spike of 15vo at about 4vi.
N**X
JZK 6 PCS Boost module XL6009 boost
For now I have used two of them to bring 5v. at 12 v. and they work.
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