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Great unit, but keep in mind it isn’t isolated | ||
I bought two of these and it works as advertised. I discovered the hard way that “non isolated” means you cannot connect the input (-) and the output (-) together! So not suitable for most automotive applications where everything has a common negative. MPJA does have some other good options for automotive applications (they are cheaper but not as fancy) | ||
- Rolf T, VA | ||
Impressive miniature power supply | ||
Heatsink was loose. I unplugged upper board and removed two screws holding the heatsink. The heatsink presses against 2 transistors and a diode pack. There was no thermal paste. I applied thermal paste and also added a #4 split washer and flat washer for the central heatsink screw. I still gave 5* because this is amazing tech for the price. No-Load current across Vin range is on the order of 20mA when OFF, 40mA when ON. Control settings are a bit finicky and hard to figure out, but do work. When turned ON, the output rises with a time constant of about 100ms. There are separate settings for CC and OCP. CC limits the current, while OCP turns OFF the output. | ||
- H Bustani, NV | ||
Does not suck! I even accidentally reversed input polarity, and works | ||
A handy little power supply, and great for an LED system Im setting up. For anyone that wants to print a case, I have an STL and OpenSCAD file for the supply with a fan and mount for aluminum extrusion. Fan and binding posts that I use are also from MPJA. Can email me at mcinsand at gmail. | ||
- Stan McIntosh, NC | ||