Hello,
I recently posted a question concerning a different boost converter. I shopped around and found a similar one (that wouldnt take a month to ship from china). Please see the photo attached.
I have a few questions regarding this boost converter,
I put 2.5-3 volts DC into the converter, and automatically 12 volts dc comes out. I find that this drains electricity too quickly. I was told that you can modify this converter using resistors/ changing the resistors labeled R1 and R2. I would like for the output to only be 5.5-6 volts.
1) How do I modify this boost converter to only output 5.5-6 volts? (please be as detailed as possible, I am so new to circuity that i bought two converters just in case i messed up)
2) Would reducing the output voltage reduce the rate of electricity being consumed by the converter?
Please note that i am a beginner in circuitry. Maybe some of the terms i used were incorrect, I am sorry about that. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
J Doozer
I recently posted a question concerning a different boost converter. I shopped around and found a similar one (that wouldnt take a month to ship from china). Please see the photo attached.
I have a few questions regarding this boost converter,
I put 2.5-3 volts DC into the converter, and automatically 12 volts dc comes out. I find that this drains electricity too quickly. I was told that you can modify this converter using resistors/ changing the resistors labeled R1 and R2. I would like for the output to only be 5.5-6 volts.
1) How do I modify this boost converter to only output 5.5-6 volts? (please be as detailed as possible, I am so new to circuity that i bought two converters just in case i messed up)
2) Would reducing the output voltage reduce the rate of electricity being consumed by the converter?
Please note that i am a beginner in circuitry. Maybe some of the terms i used were incorrect, I am sorry about that. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
J Doozer
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