2025-12-17 3:43 AM
Hello,
For a personal, open-source project I need to regulate 12V down to 3V, while consuming as little power as possible (a few uA quiescent current at most) in order to control a motor via BLE, all on batteries.
While I was able to find ICs like the STBLW35, I am unable to find ready-to-use small boards/modules with those ICs.
To me, it seems like the field of ultra-low-power is quite novel for the open-source space. As such, I wanted to ask whether ST could
Thank you for your time,
Kind regards,
Daniel Dakhno
2025-12-17 3:59 AM
@dakhnod wrote:a personal, open-source project
Could you give some more details of this project?
"ultra low power" and "motor" is an intriguing combination ...
@dakhnod wrote:
- Support me and my project with products/evaluation boards
For that, you're probably best to contact your local sales office or distributor - see:
https://www.st.com/content/st_com/en/contact-us.html
2025-12-17 6:53 AM
Look on Digikey for buck converters. I am sure you can find 100 or so that fit the 12 V -> 3 V requirement. Expect efficiency in the 80% range and way more than a few uA of quescient current. You will need to know how much maximum current it needs to produce.