DROK DR-US180076 DC Voltage Regulator: 6-40V to 0-32V, 5A Buck Converter for Constant Voltage Current Step Down, Power Supply: 24V 12V to 5V, Adjustable Output Review

5V DC Buck-Regulated Output Power Supply with Ammeter and Voltmeter LED Display, that's a good suggestion. It's fair for the price and works well once you get the hang of it. I'll be using it on the bench for a while and if it performs better than expected I'll revisit this review and give reasons and give a star where appropriate, or downgrade if I feel it's necessary. So far I love it and think it's worth the price paid, $17.99.

I've bought the stock so far. High quality components. Definitely worth $18. This thing can also directly charge batteries with constant current and constant voltage. nothing to think about Just set the amp value and voltage, connect the battery and turn on the unit. As a desktop source, I couldn't be happier. I like looking around and seeing how much current is being drawn. Good product. Stick with DROK as they are a genuine brand that make their own hardware. Unlike other items I've seen such

Handy device, very compact and well built. But any power supply that requires a manual before you can use it is probably too complicated. I used to work in an electronics lab as a "bench technician" so I'm well versed in equipment including regulated voltage and current limiting. energy sources. However, I found the control of this variable feed to be unnecessarily complicated. It's pretty efficient, mind you - just not "cute". I wish the controls were more intuitive. But if you read and follow

Really well regulated power supply that can run on both constant voltage and constant current. It's an amazing feature set for such a small, inexpensive device. Pros: * 5 amps of power with heatsink only = noiseless * Running continuously for two months and not even getting hot * Very accurate and stable power output * Good enough current signal to drive a pump or DC motor. Cons: * Burnt out after two months of light use * Noisy switched output can't drive microcontrollers directly (but can…

Works well, limiting current and voltage to within 1.5% under various load conditions and open circuit, usually on the high side. the smaller 5A DROK unit, they have different controller logic hardware and I like the control interface better on this unit. At 5A with vertical radiator mounting the control is set in a different order, either voltage or current, adding or subtracting with the left pair of buttons is very easy. As with any offer, it will be disabled if you overspend. I tested with…