40pcs 15A 400W MOSFET Trigger Switch Drive Module PWM Regulator Control Panel

/Features: High-Percompatible withmance Module: This module is designed compatible with high power applications up to 400W, with a 15A current rating. Advanced Technology: Utilizes MOSFET as the main switching component, ensuring reliable and efficient switching and control. Easy Integration: Compatible with various microcontrollers, making it ideal compatible with hobbyists and professionals alike to build complex projects. Versatile Usage: Ideal compatible with automation tasks that require control, such as DIY electronics projects User-friendly Design: The panel is well-organized, facilitating simple integration into existing projects. Adopting dual MOS parallel active output, the internal resistance is lower, the current is higher, and the power is strong. At room temperature, it is 15A and 400W, which meets the needs of most devices; Wide voltage, supporting PWM; Easily control high-power devices. Specifications: Working voltage: DC 5V --36V; Trigger signal source: digital high and low levels (DC3.3V-20V), can be connected to microcontroller IO ports, PLC interfaces, DC power supplies, etc., can be connected to PWM signals, signal frequency support 0-20KHZ. Output capability: DC 5V-36V, continuous current 15A at room temperature, power 400W! Under auxiliary heat dissipation conditions, the current can reach 30A. Application: The output terminal can control high-power devices, motors, light bulbs, LED light strips, DC motors, Micro-water pumps, solenoid valves, etc. It can input PWM to control motor speed, light brightness, etc. Service life: unlimited switching; Working temperature: -40-85 ℃ Due to different batches, there may be differences in product printed text, which will not affect use Color: Blue Material:PCB Package Contents: 40 x Switch Drive Module Only the above package content, other products are not included. Note: Light reflection and different displays may cause the color of the item in the picture a little different from the real thing. The measurement allowed error is +/- 1-3