Product Overview
The LM2576-5 is a fixed 5V step-down (buck) switching voltage regulator, designed for efficient DC-DC power conversion. It provides a stable 5V output with a maximum current of 3A, making it ideal for powering microcontrollers, sensors, and other electronic components. Featuring high efficiency (up to 77%), built-in thermal shutdown, and current limiting protection, it ensures reliable and safe operation in various applications.
Key Features:
- Fixed 5V Output – Provides a regulated 5V DC supply.
- High Output Current – Supports up to 3A continuous load.
- Efficient DC-DC Conversion – Achieves up to 77% efficiency, reducing power loss.
- Integrated Thermal Shutdown & Current Limiting – Prevents overheating and overcurrent damage.
- Fixed Switching Frequency – Operates at 52kHz for stable performance.
- Low Component Count – Requires minimal external components for easy implementation.
- Standard TO-220 Package – Ensures efficient heat dissipation and easy mounting.
Technical Specifications:
- Input Voltage Range: 7V – 40V
- Output Voltage: 5V (fixed)
- Maximum Output Current: 3A
- Efficiency: Up to 77%
- Switching Frequency: 52kHz
- Dropout Voltage: Typically 1.5V at full load
- Protection Features: Thermal shutdown, current limiting
- Package Type: TO-220-5
Applications:
- Microcontroller Power Supply – Ideal for powering Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and other development boards.
- Battery-Powered Systems – Efficient voltage regulation for portable devices.
- Embedded Electronics – Provides a stable 5V supply for sensors and modules.
- Automotive Electronics – Powers 5V circuits in vehicles.
- Industrial & Consumer Electronics – Used in various low-voltage applications.
Why Choose the LM2576-5?
The LM2576-5 offers high-efficiency 5V regulation, making it a reliable choice for DC-DC power supply applications. With built-in protection features, low component requirements, and a high output current, it is an excellent solution for engineers and hobbyists designing power circuits.
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