This blog points out some trends in the field of electronic management, including the mention of a DC-DC converter (12V to 5V). Modular DC/DC converters have higher power density these days. On the other hand, the DC/DC converter 12V to 5V is still a popular choice. It’s been used for decades.
Over the years, the industry has seen many new designs.
IC-based converter circuits boost functionality when it comes to eliminating
some technical glitches. For example, the converter should operate even when
input supply drops, usually with a discharging battery.
A regulated switched-mode in converters allows for
consistent power in its process. This eliminates the danger of damage from
operating below power. It also ensures that the device switches off when
minimum power needs aren’t met. HVM Technology is a company that produces the DC-DC
Converter 12V to 5V: www.hvmtech.com.
The RS12-Z Product offers a control pin or an on/off switch.
It can be sent into sleep mode to preserve battery life, too. In fact, the
device can be delayed of sequenced without power rails. Control comes to the
primary side (derived from isolated outputs).