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5V @ 2A Step Down Converter using TPS54202
[Customadds id=643821] The circuit shown here is a step down converter which can convert an input voltage varying from 8V to 28V to 5V. The circuit is based on TPS54202, which is a 2A synchronous buck converter. This IC has several features such as over-voltage protection and peak current mode co... Read More
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