Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A step-up voltage regulator that converts 3–40 V DC input to a stable 5–45 V output at up to 5 A peak current with overcurrent, reverse-current and thermal protection
This step-up module raises a lower DC input to a higher regulated output for hobbyist and prototype work. It accepts 3 V to 40 V in and delivers 5 V to 45 V out at up to 5 A peak. The XL6019 IC integrates a MOSFET with over-current and over-temperature protection. Screw terminals simplify wiring on the bench or in a vehicle.
Because the topology is boost-only, the supply voltage must always be lower than the desired output; the regulator cannot buck or pass-through. The adjustable potentiometer may need up to 15 turns before the output begins to move. Maximum recommended power is 30 W and efficiency reaches 94 % depending on the voltage differential. Output ripple stays below 100 mV at 180 kHz switching.
Sustained current is rated at 3 A with a 5 A peak allowance, so the module suits LED strips, USB charging from a 3.7 V cell, or 12 V battery projects within that envelope. It is not suitable for driving raw LEDs without additional current limiting. Builders who need more than 5 A peak must choose a higher-rated converter.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product type | Step-Up Voltage Regulator |
| Power | |
| Current rating | 5 A |
| Rated power | 30 W |
| More details | |
| Mounting style | Stand Alone |
Design for 3 A continuous; the 5 A peak is only for brief transients and the 30 W limit still applies.
It is the best-case conversion rate; actual efficiency drops as the input-to-output voltage gap widens.
The 180 kHz rate keeps ripple below 100 mV, so a standard low-ESR electrolytic or ceramic capacitor at the 3-40 V input is sufficient.
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