DIY Power Supply! using ATX PSU

[@TheCooGuR]

Do you know how to create a bench power supply that have a variable output and include up to 24VDC outputs

[@electronic7979]

Excellent project

[@pedersenpedersen9814]

Hi and very nice work ;) i only have thes to pices (2X10 ohm 10 w 5%) can i use them? Thx in advance Allan Denmark

[@alexgra4363]

Hello. So i have been using a psu to power some things but i have a question about the wires. I dont really know what the difference is in using 1 +12v and 1 ground vs all of them together ? 😁 also if i want to use the -12v wire do i just need to add another connector for it? Appreciate the video. Thank you :)

[@arc_channel_yt]

Current in output?

[@haristou]

Why we need the resistor??

[@Nematics_Lab]

To obtain stable output

[@aaronjimenez9315]

How would you add a power switch to it

[@Nematics_Lab]

Add a switch between Live wire on 240V AC

[@cri8tor]

Been watching a lot of videos on this subject and I'm confused about which wire to connect to the load resistor . Some videos suggest adding the 10 ohm resistor to the rail with the highest amperage, yet one video suggest the rail with the most wattage. Please clarify. Thank you for sharing your great tutorial. Cheers

[@Nematics_Lab]

Rail with the highest power (Voltage times current) should get a 10ohm resistance to keep supply output stable

[@cri8tor]

Makes sense to me. The +12V, 15A rail will get the resistor. There is another rail that has +3.3V, 22A, but that would only add up to 72.6W. Cheers m8

[@Nematics_Lab]

Yes that's why we add resistance to 12V rail

[@arnab6408]

Current rating should not matter much (only that it is not exceeded). The actual current draw will depend on voltage and resistance.

[@arnab6408]

Useful, thanks.

[@LBDRP]

Amazing work !!!inspired by you Bhai , making videos on KZbin and had this supply for a long time but the schematics always creted a problem for me . Please tell the amp rating for all the power supplies as I needed 12v 5 amp for my peltier module ?Thanks for the awesome tutorial please let me know

[@Nematics_Lab]

All suppy can output that much power at 12V

[@LBDRP]

@@Nematics_Lab so how to get 12v at 5 amps ? Thanks bro

[@Nematics_Lab]

Connect it to 12V output. It will give you the supply

[@SIM31r]

You can also get 24v AC from transformer + 4 diode = 24v DC.

[@Nematics_Lab]

Not recommended for beginners

[@avexoidavex3577]

Привет, столица! Какие диоды и как их соединять?

[@citer5574]

@@Nematics_Lab ATX psus are dangerous, what kind of beginners are you talking about, 12V 15A is not to play with

[@JohnWick-pz5vp]

Dummy Load Resistors should be fixed in Series.

[@HSRMF]

hi i don't have that dummy resistor .. when i plug the power supply to 220v input i get 5v from every wire with green one.. and the fan is not work .. any advice ?

[@Nematics_Lab]

Maybe power supply is faulty

[@HSRMF]

its worked in the first try ..then .. nothing

[@danedewaard8215]

Nice!!!!

[@priyanshumishra8149]

🤣🤣🤣 he is just promoting wrong information about capacitors on his merch. just stop man as that's not the reason why ac passes thought capacitors.

[@priyanshumishra8149]

Anyone who wants to know the answer just ckeck Electroboom's video on the topic.