KEHIPI MT3608 Type-C Boost Module 5pcs 2A 2V-24V to 5V-28V
Pack of five MT3608 boost modules with Type-C input, stepping 2 V–24 V up to 5 V–28 V at 2 A with 93 % efficiency
- Product color5 PCS Type-C
- Adjustable 5 V–28 V output from 2 V–24 V input
- 2 A peak current suits DIY power projects
- 93 % efficiency reduces heat loss
- Compact 30 × 17 × 6 mm board fits tight enclosures
- Type-C input simplifies connection to common USB sources
Five-Module Boost Pack
This pack contains five MT3608 boost converter boards with Type-C input connectors. Each module steps up DC voltages from 2 V to 24 V input to an adjustable 5 V to 28 V output at up to 2 A. The boards measure 30 mm by 17 mm by 6 mm and include under-voltage lockout, current limiting and thermal overload protection. They suit hobbyists and engineers building compact adjustable supplies.
Makers Needing Step-Up Only
These modules only increase voltage, so they cannot power loads that require a lower voltage than the source provides. Buyers who need step-down or buck-boost conversion should look at different topologies. The 2 A peak current limit also rules out higher-power applications such as driving large motors or charging multiple devices simultaneously. Projects demanding more than 28 V output will need another solution.
2 A Peak Output Current
The single specification that decides fit is the 2 A maximum output current. If the load draws more than this, the module will trigger its protection and shut down. Verify the target device’s current demand before purchasing.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | AITRIP |
| Model name | MT3608 |
| Product color | 5 PCS Type-C |
Questions about this item
What input voltage range must my power source provide for the MT3608 module to operate?
The module accepts an input voltage from 2 V up to 24 V, so any DC source within that range will work.
Can I run the MT3608 from a 15 V legacy supply and still get a regulated 12 V output for older gear?
Yes, with a 15 V input the adjustable potentiometer can set the output to 12 V as long as the load stays within the 2 A limit.
How do I verify the MT3608 is delivering the correct voltage after I solder it into my project?
Measure the output pins with a multimeter while the input is powered; the reading should match the voltage you set on the potentiometer.
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