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| + | It is a better idea to have the ATX set up in a box and to use the ATX connector to connect to the banana plugs. Basically, it is then possible to have the 5 usual plugs (GND, +3.3, +5, +12, -12) and add a regulated output (0-12V). The visualization for that regulated output can be analogical. That would be great to have a current limiter on that regulated output also. | ||
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| + | It might be possible to use a LM317 for the voltage control. | ||
Revision as of 22:08, 19 October 2011
Contents
Status
On going...
Description
Create a lab Power Supply with an ATX PSU
Components
| Shop | Article N° | Description | Unit price (CHF) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Distrelec | 100538 | Laboratory socket black ø 4 mm | 4.- |
| Distrelec | 100540 | Laboratory socket red ø 4 mm | 4.- |
| Distrelec | 100546 | Laboratory socket green ø 4 mm | 4.- |
| Distrelec | 100544 | Laboratory socket yellow ø 4 mm | 4.- |
| Distrelec | 100542 | Laboratory socket blue ø 4 mm | 4.- |
Price
Depends of connectors number and of availability of an old working ATX PSU.
Voltage
- +5VDC
- +3.3VDC
- +12VDC
- -12VDC
Those interested
Fred speredenn
Links
http://www.semageek.com/diy-transformer-une-alimentation-atx-en-alimentation-de-laboratoire/
http://pinouts.ru/Power/atxpower_pinout.shtml
http://www.sinux.net/2011/09/alim-atx.html
Pictures
Update
It is a better idea to have the ATX set up in a box and to use the ATX connector to connect to the banana plugs. Basically, it is then possible to have the 5 usual plugs (GND, +3.3, +5, +12, -12) and add a regulated output (0-12V). The visualization for that regulated output can be analogical. That would be great to have a current limiter on that regulated output also.
It might be possible to use a LM317 for the voltage control.
