This DCDC Boost Converter accepts a DC input in the 9 to 30 V range and provides a fixed 36 V output capable of up to 1 A. Housed in a mediumsized enclosure, it is designed for straightforward integration into compact projects that need a highervoltage rail from common power sources. Key benefits Expands power source versatility by stepping up lowervoltage supplies to 36 V for compatible devices. Enables a single module to accommodate 9–30 V inputs and deliver a 36 V output, simplifying system design. Compact and practical mediumcase package for easy mounting in control panels, enclosures, or prototype builds. Reliable 36 V output to power devices and components rated for 36 V operation. Well suited for mobile, automotive, robotics, automation, and lab applications where a stable 36 V supply is required. Key attributes Functionality: DCDC boost converter that converts input within 9–30 V to a 36 V output with a maximum current of 1 A. Compatibility: Suitable for systems that require a 36 V rail from a 9–30 V DC source. Size: Medium case designed for convenient mounting and integration in compact assemblies. Material: Case material is not specified by the listing. Performance: Output capability up to 1 A at 36 V; input range specified as 9–30 V DC. Applications and use cases Automotive and mobile power: Generate a 36 V supply from a 12 V or 24 V vehicle or portable power source to run 36 V sensors, actuators, or other devices. Robotics and automation projects: Obtain a stable 36 V rail from batteries or power supplies in the 9–30 V range to power 36 V motors and controllers. Laboratory benches and prototyping: Provide a configurable 36 V output from variable DC sources within 9–30 V for testing 36 V devices and circuits. Notes for installation Verify input voltage stays within 9–30 V and the load remains within the 1 A maximum to ensure proper operation. Plan for secure mounting in the mediumcase enclosure and provide adequate space for heat dissipation if the application involves sustained load. For detailed wiring, refer to the specific schematic and mounting guidelines provided with the module.