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Power Module for NRF24L01 with Step-Down Voltage Converter - 3.3V Output 1A
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Power Module for NRF24L01 with Step-Down Voltage Converter - 3.3V Output 1A

NRF24L01 Power Module with Step-Down Voltage Converter

Rs 210
In stock Price updated 15 Nov 2026
Total: Rs 210
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Highlights

  • 1 × Power Module for NRF24L01

Specifications

Wide Input Range
Accepts 4.3V to 15V DC input voltage
Stable 3.3V Output
Regulated output voltage optimized for NRF24L01 modules
Step-Down Converter
Efficient voltage regulation with minimal heat generation
Plug-and-Play Design
Direct compatibility with NRF24L01 modules
Compact Form Factor
Space-efficient design for embedded projects
Input Voltage
4.3V - 15V DC
Output Voltage
3.3V (regulated)
Maximum Current
1A
Converter Type
Step-down (buck) voltage regulator
Weight
4g

About this product

Dedicated power supply module designed specifically for NRF24L01 wireless transceiver modules. Features an integrated step-down voltage converter that provides stable 3.3V output from a wide input voltage range, ensuring reliable operation of your NRF24L01 modules in various applications.

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Applications: Wireless sensor networks, IoT projects, remote control systems, Arduino/Raspberry Pi projects, home automation, robotics, RF communication modules.

Why Use This Module: The NRF24L01 requires a stable 3.3V power supply for reliable wireless communication. This dedicated power module eliminates voltage fluctuations and provides clean, regulated power, preventing communication dropouts and ensuring consistent RF performance in your projects.

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