Use Old ATX Power Supply To Get 24V 12V 9V 5V 3.3V | 300W

#ATXPowerSupplyHack!
#powersupply
Output voltage
 🟡+ 🔵- = 24V 2A Max ⚠️
 🟡+ 🌑- = 12V 12A ⚠️
 🟡+ ⚪- = 9V 500ma
 🔴+ 🌑- = 5V 25A ⚠️
 🟤+ 🌑- = 3.3V 35A ⚠️
 Input Voltage 110V to 230V ⚠️
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selecting wrong voltage may damage the Powersupply
 Watt 300WATT ⚠️
ATX Powersupply 1V To 30V Hack
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what is ATX?
Advanced Technology Extended power supply
A power supply unit (PSU) converts mains AC to low-voltage regulated DC power for the internal components of a computer. Modern personal computers universally use switched-mode power supplies. Some power supplies have a manual switch for selecting input voltage, while others automatically adapt to the mains voltage.
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[@Turist.1]

👉👉ALL THE VOLTAGE IS THIS: clasic 12V, 5V, 3V. ---AND: >>24V blue/yellow+, >>16V blue/red+, >>6V blue/white+, >>14V blue/orange+, >>10V white/red+ , >>18V white/yellow+, >>8V white/orange+

[@housewirestv]

I made an output only from 12V because I needed only that output. Nice video anyway!

[@Electronic_For_You]

Thanks, These are very cheap and you can even get these sometimes free from the street hahah.....

[@housewirestv]

@@Electronic_For_You hahahah totally agree with you :D

[@shahar_3983]

Hello how do you test amp. You wrote also on 24v 1amp and 2amp max - on which condition 2amp?

[@Electronic_For_You]

24v 1 amp is for a long time, but 2amp can be taken for a short time

[@safetysecond55]

This why i like your videos 👍 very good

[@Electronic_For_You]

😊

[@kalashnikov_47z]

What if i set to 110V and use 230V?

[@Electronic_For_You]

It will blow the fuse and will not work again 🤣

[@kalashnikov_47z]

@@Electronic_For_You Now that's scary 🥴

[@Electronic_For_You]

😄

[@BlindDude]

I need 9v with a BUNCH of amps.. What would happen if I combine the +3v and +5v into one?

[@Electronic_For_You]

I recommend using a buck converter on 12V line you can get 9V 20A

[@superiors-model]

What power will deliver by 24volt ???

[@Electronic_For_You]

50W max

[@rishad100]

Nice 😌👍 ❤️❤️❤️

[@Electronic_For_You]

Thanks 😊

[@rishad100]

@@Electronic_For_You 😊

[@user-zg7lg8ql3w]

شكرا على المعلومات القيمة ولكن بالنسبة للتصوير على الشرح غير واضحة ودمتم سالمين

[@Electronic_For_You]

You can also use a boost converter without modification of power supply

[@zloxi3797]

The label on the PSU says that 12V- is 0.8A and the 12V+ is 12A. so would the current of 24-22V be at around 9.6A. because 12A (12V+) x 0.8A (12V-) = 9.6A. If the label is true,can you please try to measure the current of the PSU and see what reading you get? To see if the label is right or not.

[@Electronic_For_You]

-12V is only 0.8A And its rectifier is only 3Amps So you can get maximum 24V = 2Amps more not recommend

[@zloxi3797]

@@Electronic_For_You Why is 2A more not recommended? Doesnt the PSU itself have a Fan that cools the components and prevents them from overheating and also it guides the hot air out of the PSU? If that is true then would it still be possible to use more than 2A from the 24V rail?

[@Electronic_For_You]

No Because the component in -12 rail is rated only 3Amps so it will get damaged if you take more then 2Amps .. !

[@zloxi3797]

@@Electronic_For_You If the component is rated only 3A. Could I somehow replace it to work at 5A or 9A? What component is it?

[@Electronic_For_You]

You need 24V?

[@deoditofazon1667]

why if there is load it trips off

[@Electronic_For_You]

Load drawing too much current

[@16BITMEME]

Useful thing ✅🔥

[@Electronic_For_You]

Thanks 😊

[@rhenvipproviderph5455]

To get 24v you need to use the blue and yellow for (+) and (-)? Disregarding the ground wire which is the black wires? Is this correct?

[@Electronic_For_You]

Blue - 12V Yellow + 12v = 24V =2A

[@CryptoLifeIsX]

Its 10Amp or 2amp on 24v ???

[@Electronic_For_You]

24V = 2A

[@Mr140849]

All outputs(voltage) are taken with respect to common ground of SMPS transformer(secondary winding). If this is ignored then the total output trips as soon as the load is connected.

[@zerocks88]

why does 9V only have 500ma according to your on screen text ?

[@Electronic_For_You]

More than 500 ma will turn off your power supply

[@user-vc3mn6ri2k]

Ineed 16volt..how to get

[@Electronic_For_You]

Blue - red +

[@timeismoney3414]

How i get 5v from it ?

[@Electronic_For_You]

Red +5V Black Ground (-)