7Semi DC-DC Buck Converter 14V-30V Input to 12V 3A Output - AP63300


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Sale price Rs. 64.11
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Rs. 75.65

Description

This DC‑DC buck converter breakout board from 7Semi uses the AP63300 synchronous buck regulator IC to deliver a stable 12V output at up to 3A from a wide input voltage range. It is designed for high‑efficiency power conversion, low electromagnetic interference (EMI), and compact integration into embedded or industrial systems.

Technical Specification:

  • Regulator IC: AP63300 (synchronous buck converter)
  • Input Voltage Range: 3.8V to 32V (module configured for 14V‑30V nominal)
  • Output Voltage: 12V fixed
  • Output Current: Up to 3A continuous
  • Switching Frequency: ~500kHz
  • Quiescent Current: ~22µA (in light‑load PFM mode)
  • Integrated MOSFETs: High‑side ~75mΩ, Low‑side ~40mΩ
  • Efficiency: Up to ~88% at light load in PFM mode
  • Protections: Undervoltage lock‑out (UVLO), output over‑voltage protection (OVP), cycle‑by‑cycle peak current limit, thermal shutdown
  • Typical Ambient Temperature Range: –40°C to +85°C (junction range higher)

Features:

  • Wide input voltage compatibility (battery, adapter, vehicle supply)
  • High output current capability (3A) with compact footprint
  • Low quiescent current for energy efficiency in standby or light loads
  • Enhanced EMI performance via Frequency Spread Spectrum (FSS) and proprietary gate driver techniques
  • Minimal external component count due to integrated loop compensation
  • Fixed 12V output simplifies design integration
  • Full protection suite for safe and reliable operation

Applications:

  • Embedded systems and industrial electronics requiring a 12V rail from higher‑voltage inputs
  • Automotive or battery‑powered systems (14‑30V supply) converting to 12V for sensors, controllers or actuators
  • IoT devices, robots, or drones needing efficient power conversion
  • Test & measurement gear and power modules where stable 12V supply is needed
  • Power tool electronics, network systems, and general purpose point‑of‑load conversion

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