Soldering TO263-5 PMIC Voltage Regulator | DC-DC Converter #pcb @PCBWay #voltage #converter #dc #how

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Soldering TO263-5 PMIC Voltage Regulator | DC-DC Converter #pcb ‪@PCBWay‬ #voltage #converter #dc #how

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In this video I am soldering a PMIC Voltage Regulator (or DC-DC Converter) with TO263-5 Package. It works in switching, at a frequency of some kilo Hertz (150) , and can be used as a buck converter for 5V output. Pretty nice I would say, even though something is incomplete. Can you tell what? Let me know in the comments.

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