It depends on the input voltage and current, the amount of the maximum stable output current is produced. These DC-DC boost converter modules operate at the frequency ≥1.2MHz, the typical efficiency is 93% subjected to the withdrawn load current. Soft start function (reduces current ripple and spikes during start-up, by limiting the initial current flow).

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After the MOSFET is turned off, the magnetic field of the Inductor turns in to voltage spike and it goes through the Schottky diode. Hence this voltage spike will be exhibited as output in the circuit. As there is a capacitor in the output, it charges in every cycle of oscillation and keeps the voltage constant. In this voltage booster circuit components are used to boost 5v to 12v. Above all for MT3608 to start working, the EN pin should be tied to high. If you want to turn on and off the output with an external circuit you can use this pin. This circuit is capable of delivering 2A current to the Load. ADJUSTABLE OUTPUT VOLTAGE:As I said, not an electronic engineer, hence my beginer questions… As a general rule, it seems that each IC is asking for input/decoupeling capacitor on 5V/VCC, is it ok to not put all these caps and reduce component load? you can also buy an usb controller for your argb or manual controller of some sort. if you dont have an argb 5v header. I was thinking of buying an ARGB Hub (5v3pin hub), and I'll have the said components connected to that - then will connect the 5v3pin hub to the Deepcool Converter > to my motherboard.

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For an input of 5v, the output of this IC’s can deliver a maximum of 800mA at 88% efficiency. For higher output current you have to increase the input voltage above 5 Volts.ps. the hubs and controller are connected directly to the sata PSU pins, so I'm assuming there would be no problem with the amperage etc. I have this on the way (2 weeks or so?) https://gelidstore.com/products/codi6-argb-controller-kit and am going to try to play with that. If you’re looking to power your micro-controller based project or its associated peripherals, we would highly recommend procuring a DC to DC Step-Up module. Not only are they designed to occupy minimal space, but also many of these modules have adjustable output voltages, making them ideal for a wide range of applications.