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power_supply [2006/11/28 20:40] hermanpower_supply [2018/12/30 00:13] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 +Build my own 'lab' power supply from an old ATX pc version.\\
 +Basic idea is to strip all the wires and add plugs to the case to plug in banana wires.
  
 +[[http://www.wd5gnr.com/power.htm|Original idea]]
 +
 +[[http://pinouts.ru/Power/atxpower_pinout.shtml|ATX Pinout]]
 +
 +[[http://glory.honour.ca/projects/Oscilloscope/Oscilloscope.html|ATX example]], found by searching google images for 'atx power supply'.
 +
 +====== Plan ======
 +
 +  - How is ground connected? (done)
 +    * 3,5,7,13,15,16,17 all interconnected or separate?
 +      * How should this stuff work?
 +      * All interconnected and to ground (metal case), easy and logical!
 +  - Test voltage on different pins. (done)
 +    * +3,3 v: 1, 2 and 11
 +    * +5 v: 4, 6, 19 and 20
 +    * -5 v: 18
 +    * +12 v: 10
 +    * -12 v: 12
 +    * +5 v standby (max 10mA): 9
 +  - Design case and wiring layout (done)
 +    * Switch
 +    * Wire terminals
 +  - Think of ways to connect to existing projects. (done)
 +    * TTY level converter (done)
 +    * MSNTV (done)
 +  - Purchase/scavenge parts (done)
 +    * Switch (skipped)
 +    * Terminals (bought)
 +    * Rubber feet (bought)
 +  - Build using bought/scavenged parts. (done)
 +    * Cut holes in case (done)
 +    * Attach terminals and such (done)
 +    * Shorten wires (done)
 +  - Profit!
 +  - Optional
 +    * Make power supply silent by using fan control
 +      * temperature based or manual :)
 +
 +Version 1.0 is done!\\
 +It has 8 'banana' plugs, +3,3v +5v, -5v, +12v and -12v.
 +The negative voltages are not precise and differ quite a bit... Not really a problem :)
 +
 +{{:powersupply.jpg?400|Power supply}}
 

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