DC-DC 3–18V to ±5V Positive & Negative Voltage Boost Converter Module
DC-DC 3–18V to ±5V Positive & Negative Voltage Boost Converter Module
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The DC 3–18V to ±5V Boost Converter Module is designed to generate stable positive and negative dual voltage outputs from a single DC input supply. Built with high-quality electronic components and precise manufacturing standards, this module ensures reliable performance and long service life. With strong compatibility, it is widely used in ADC/DAC circuits, operational amplifiers, and RS232/RS485/RS422 communication bus systems. The 2.54mm pin pitch design allows easy interfacing with MCU development boards and breadboards, making it ideal for embedded systems, signal processing, and laboratory testing applications. Compact and efficient, this module is a practical solution for projects requiring dual ±5V power rails.
- Input Voltage: 3–18V DC
- Output Voltage: ±5V DC
- Output Type: Dual Positive & Negative
- Pin Pitch: 2.54mm
Features:
- Generates stable ±5V dual output from 3–18V DC input
- High-quality components for reliable and durable performance
- 2.54mm pin pitch for easy MCU and breadboard testing
- Suitable for ADC/DAC and operational amplifier circuits
- Stable contact pins for secure and reliable connections
Package Includes:
1 x DC-DC 3–18V to ±5V Positive & Negative Voltage Boost Converter Module
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
- Shipping Time:- Our orders are shipped within 24 Hours.
- Delivery Time:- 2-5 Days (Anywhere in India), 7-10 Days for remote location
- Shipping Partner:- Bluedart, Delhivery, Xpressbees, & India Post.
- Replacement:- Damaged During Transit, Missing Parts Or Item Mismatch.
- Return:- Item mismatch or parts missing etc.
- No return/Replacement will apply if the Product has been subject to misuse, static discharge, neglect, accident, modification, or has been soldered or altered in any way.
- We accept no responsibility for improper installation of our products. Electrical polarity must be properly observed in hooking up electrical components.
