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@Ricoh RP604 300 mA Buck-Boost #DCDC Converter for #IoT applications
This product is in particular suitable in case a supply voltage is required which is somewhere in between the voltage level of a fully charged and fully discharged battery. At a certain moment the DC/DC Converter needs to switch over from Buck to Boost mode automatically. The RP604 is designed for... Read More
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