0.9 to 5VDC USB Booster Module - Green

Nowadays, many electronic devices can be USB powered, but most of the battery's output voltage is not 5V or USB devices friendly. With this booster, you can create a DIY power bank and power up your USB devices, for example, your smartphone, or Arduino boards :)

This module is able to boost input voltage from 0.9V until 5V and output to a stable 5V output via a standard USB A socket. With maximum output current of 600mA.

So you can use the following combination of battery to get 5VDC from this module

• Single Cell AA or AAA battery (typical voltage of 1.5V)
• Two Cells of AA or AAA battery in series (typical voltage of 3.0V)
• Single Cell rechargeable AA or AAA, NiMH(typical voltage of 1.2V)
• Two Cells of rechargeable AA or AAA, NiMH battery in series (typical voltage of 2.4V)
• Single Cell Lipo or Li-ion battery (typical voltage of 3.7V)

Note: From our test, 600mA can only be achieved if the input voltage is near to 5V, for example, 3.7V from Lipo or Li-ion battery.

• Switching Boost Module, DC to DC converter
• Power Indicator LED
• Wide input voltage: 0.9V to 5VDC
• Stable 5V output with USB A-type receptor/receptor, or female socket
• Support a wide variety of batteries type and connections:
  • Single AA battery power supply can output current up to 200~300mA
  • Two AA batteries to the output current of 500mA
  • Lipo or Li-ion Battery is able to outputs 600mA
• Dimension: 18 mm x 25 mm (PCB)
• Can be a portable power bank

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