LM2596 and XL4005 buck converter - slimmer 3D model thumbnail

LM2596 and XL4005 buck converter - slimmer

by Red Haniwa · via Printables
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CategoryElectronics
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UploadedMar 19, 2026
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2026/03 update: Resize holes so screws can fit and grip better. Added new models for XL4005 and other variants. It's 1mm longer and have different board screw position. ===== 2024/12 update: Added a new v2024.12 with these changes: Even slimmer (-1.5mm) Now print perfectly without support. (old version needed support for screw holes) Bigger trimpot hole Lower stand-offs to better secure PCB in the case ===== I really liked Teo84's case, but I think the bottom base is thicker than needed since it need that space to heat set hex nuts. These case don't endure that much physical stress, so I removed it. Change list: Move bottom half's circuit board holes to fit my board's position Shaved 2mm off the bottom removing space for 2 hex nuts. Board can be fixed in place just fine with metal screw biting into the plastic. Enlarge holes in the top caps to fit the variable resistor easier Make the nut holes in the cap larger so it fit my button-head screws.
AI Analysis: This is a power management component designed for electronic devices. It features a compact electronic enclosure with integrated components such as capacitors and a buck converter. The device is used to regulate electrical power, converting higher voltage to lower voltage for efficient operation. The green case has a perforated design for ventilation and is connected to wires, indicating it is part of a larger electrical system.
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