JacobsParts Inc. FP5139 100W DC Boost Step-up Converter
- 100 W
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Converts AC 85-265V to 12V DC at 8A with 100W continuous power and overload protection
This switching power supply board accepts AC 85-265 V at 50 or 60 Hz and delivers a regulated 12 V DC output. It is suited for hobbyists, integrators and repair technicians who need a small, self-contained unit to drive 12 V loads from mains voltage.
The 115×65 mm PCB fits into custom enclosures or existing chassis using the stated hole centres. Built-in overcurrent, overload and short-circuit protection removes the need for external safety circuitry, freeing space and simplifying the surrounding wiring.
Under sustained load the unit supplies up to 8 A at 12 V with ripple below 200 mV. The higher peak rating handles brief inrush currents without shutdown, so the supply remains stable during motor starts or capacitor charging cycles.
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The supply specifies noise ripple below 200 mV at the rated output.
No fan or heatsink is mentioned; the unit relies on its own enclosure for heat dissipation.
The board uses fixing pores spaced 105.8 × 55.7 mm centre-to-centre.
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