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KIS-3R33S

KIS-3R33S

31 May 2012 122
Be careful when removing the legs.

KIS-3R33S

31 May 2012 121
Got rid of most of the silicone rubber.

KIS-3R33S

31 May 2012 140
Popped the cap

Finished KIS-3R33S board

31 May 2012 139
Current consumption in power-down mode is about 60µA.

KIS-3R33S

31 May 2012 150
Modified to output 4.5V instead of the standard 3.3V. The most useful "manual" for this device is currently this one. Maybe I will add a blog post about it, which may be around for longer.

KIS-3R33S

31 May 2012 105
Silly-cone thermal compound. Not terribly hard to remove, but it is annoying.

KIS-3R33S

31 May 2012 117
All legs gone

KIS-3R33S

31 May 2012 129
Missing legs

KIS-3R33S

31 May 2012 98
These step-down modules are currently available on ebay for about 40¢ per piece (pack of 20). Input voltage 5V-23V output a bit lower. 3A continuous current, 4A peak. They DO require an additional output capacitor to run stably.

KIS-3R33S

31 May 2012 113
These step-down modules are currently available on ebay for about 40¢ per piece (pack of 20). Input voltage 5V-23V output a bit lower. 3A continuous current, 4A peak. They DO require an additional output capacitor to run stably.

WS78L05

19 Jun 2012 313
WingShing 78L05. 'Normal' 78L05 are supposed to survive an input voltage of 30V. These however get seriously sick at around about 27V. And instead of shutting off the output, the output voltage rises considerably. I measured 7-8V. So I've marked the bag of 100 (ebay) with 25V max. I can live with that, but they should at least have added a datasheet / specsheet. WS78L05 datasheet . Hmmm. Absolute maximum: 30V (WRONG). Recommended: 7-20V ... oh well...