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LM2596 Buck Converter Teardown

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First published at 10:15 UTC on September 16th, 2018.

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I bought an inexpensive LM2596 CC/CV buck converter in order to see how they were handling constant current control. This video is the result of the teardown. I believe this board is intended for battery charging applications. It can be found at eBay and other places for around two to three dollars; about than the price of the LM2596 chip itself in single quantities. My other objective was to see if this board would be suitable to be used as part of a VAWT controller.

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