DC-DC Buck Converter, 72V to 12V

72V to 12V converters are DC-DC step down converters, which adopt synchronous rectification technology, with high efficiency 91%, optimized for low-power applications.

Features

• Wide input voltage range: 18V to 90V
• Brand-new, die-cast aluminum shell and high quality design, maximum transfer efficiency of 91%
• Waterproof lever of IP67, moisture-proof & anti-shock protection
• Auto-recovery when the device is back to normal operating
• Built-in full protection against over/under voltage input, over-current, overload, overhead, over-temperature and short circuit
• Industry grade DC 72V to 12V buck converter, widely used in automotive, electricity, surveillance systems, railway signals, instruments, solar generates electricity, display screen of bus and taxi, car audio device, security systems, hospital equipment, telecommunications etc.

5A DC-DC Buck Converter Specification

72V to 12V DC-DC Buck Converter Model Selection

Code	Model	Price	Input Voltage	Output Voltage	Output Current	Output Power	Efficiency	Size	Download
1	ATOWG-72S1205	$56.99	72V DC	12V DC	5 Amps	60 Watts	90.6%	64*57*22mm
2	ATOWG-72S1210Z	$66.99	72V DC	12V DC	10 Amps	120 Watts	91%	64*57*22mm

Note: The series of 72 V to 12V DC-DC buck converter models are all here, check the parameter carefully from the table and select the right converter power supply when place the order.

Tips: How does a DC-DC buck converter work?

A DC-DC buck converter is a power electronics device that steps down a higher input voltage to a lower output voltage. It operates by rapidly switching a semiconductor switch (typically a transistor) on and off. During the "on" state, the switch allows current to flow from the input source to an inductor, storing energy in the inductor's magnetic field. When the switch turns off, the inductor releases this stored energy, but in doing so, it generates a lower voltage across its terminals.

A diode and an output capacitor smooth the voltage and current, creating a stable lower-voltage output. The duty cycle (ratio of switch-on time to total cycle time) controls the output voltage; a higher duty cycle results in a lower output voltage. Buck converters are highly efficient and are commonly used in applications like voltage regulation, battery charging, and power supplies in electronics.