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This compact buck converter module accepts input voltages from 7 V to 60 V DC and steps them down to either 5.0 or 3.3 V. The output voltage is selectable via a jumper.
The heart of the design is the ROHM BD9G500UEFJ-LA, an 8-pin SMD buck converter IC with an integrated high-side power MOSFET featuring low on-resistance. The device operates in current-mode control and can supply continuous output currents up to 5 A, with a nominal rating of 2 A for typical use.
This compact buck converter module accepts input voltages from 7 V to 60 V DC and steps them down to either 5.0 or 3.3 V. The output voltage is selectable via a jumper.
The heart of the design is the ROHM BD9G500UEFJ-LA, an 8-pin SMD buck converter IC with an integrated high-side power MOSFET featuring low on-resistance. The device operates in current-mode control and can supply continuous output currents up to 5 A, with a nominal rating of 2 A for typical use.
The BD9G500UEFJ-LA operates at a fixed switching frequency of 200 kHz, set by the RT resistor. Current-mode control provides inherently fast transient response and simplifies the phase-compensation network. The output voltage is programmed by the feedback resistor divider (R3/R4 for 5 V, R3/R5 for 3.3 V) connected to the FB pin, and the appropriate setting is selected by placing the shunt jumper on J1 (5 V) or J2 (3.3 V).
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