when the input voltage changes, is the output stable? try the xl6019 step up down module

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ini adalah modul step up down xl6019 modul ini mampu menaikkan tegangan atau menurunkan tegangan power supply dan kali ini kita akan bereksperimen apakah outputnya stabil jika tegangan input berubah? dan bagaimana jika diberi tegangan input dibawah tegangan yang direkomendasikan yaitu 5 volt apakah aman?
input 5 volt - 32V
output 1.2V - 40V
misal input diberi tegangan AKI 12V atau adaptor 12V lalu kalian atur sendiri tegangan otuputnya mulai 1.2 volt sampai maksimalnya 40V.

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@alzenkygaming Год назад

I am impressed by this RU-vidr's ability to maintain consistency and quality in their content, consistently delivering a satisfying experience for their viewers.

@ElektroNad14 Год назад

thank you, I'm happy if someone understands the knowledge and experience that I share, thank you for your support

@RajanReignsx Год назад

Nice 👍

@hasantamer9199 Год назад

very good

@ElektroNad14 Год назад

Thank you

@docwilson5384 Год назад

WOW, didn't know these module do this, i been using these module in different projects this is dangerous, Thank you for sharing this info Elektro Nad....Peace

@ElektroNad14 Год назад

this module is stable if the input voltage applied is appropriate. but I'm worried if there are friends who use a 3.7V battery as an input voltage source because the recommended minimum input voltage is 5 volts. Glad you liked this information.

@docwilson5384 Год назад

@@ElektroNad14 + i was thinking the same thing, ok just say you got a 3.2 volt lithium battery charge up to 4.2 right when the battery get down to 3volt it would be dangerous if you have any device plug to the output of this module, the device might catch fire right.

@ElektroNad14 Год назад

well that's what I'm worried about, because apart from the battery, it's also dangerous if the input uses a solar panel, I think we need an undervoltage protection circuit to solve problems like this, thank you

@docwilson5384 Год назад

@@ElektroNad14 I don't mean to keep commenting, but I would love to see you make a tutorial with this module with a device connected to this output when it spikes, like it did on your video to 50 volts, like it did. That would be interesting to see what the outcome is. I really appreciate you letting your subscribers know about this module because I use it on a daily basis with my projects.. Thank you...Peace