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DC Step-Down Voltage Regulator Convertor AMS1117 5V

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Category: Arduino Shield

SKU: 1675


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The AMS1117 is a popular low-dropout (LDO) voltage regulator that can be used to convert higher DC voltages to a regulated 5V output. Here's a breakdown of its key features and applications:

Key Features:

  • Low Dropout Voltage: Maintains a stable output voltage even with low input-to-output voltage differentials.
  • Fixed Output Voltage: Provides a precise 5V output.
  • High Current Capability: Can deliver up to 1A of output current.
  • Thermal Shutdown Protection: Protects against overheating.
  • Short-Circuit Protection: Prevents damage in case of accidental short circuits.
  • Easy to Use: Requires minimal external components.

Applications:

  • Arduino and Microcontrollers: Powering Arduino boards and other microcontrollers.
  • Raspberry Pi: Providing a stable 5V supply for the Raspberry Pi.
  • Electronic Projects: powering various electronic circuits and devices.
  • Battery-Powered Devices: Regulating voltage from batteries.
  • LED Lighting: Driving LEDs at a constant voltage.

How to Use:

  1. Select Input Voltage: Ensure your input voltage is at least 0.8V higher than the desired output voltage (5V in this case).
  2. Connect Input: Connect the input voltage to the IN pin of the AMS1117.
  3. Connect Ground: Connect the ground pin of the AMS1117 to the ground of your circuit.
  4. Connect Output: Connect the output pin (ADJ) of the AMS1117 to the load that requires 5V.
  5. Add Bypass Capacitor: Optionally add a bypass capacitor (e.g., 10uF) between the IN and OUT pins for improved stability.

Additional Considerations:

  • Heat Dissipation: For higher currents or higher input-to-output voltage differentials, consider using a heatsink to dissipate heat.
  • Current Limiting: If you need to limit the output current, you can add a series resistor between the output pin and the load.
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