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Coputer to Lab power supply conversion

by ngdbud@[EMAIL PROTECTED] May 28, 2008 at 02:21 PM

Hey everybody. I am a hobbyist in the field of electronics with no
formal training. I have a pretty good understanding of components but
know basically nothing about systems as a whole. I got my hands on an
old computer supply and read about converting them for use as a lab
power supply. The directions said the poower supply needs to be loaded
to run, For their 450 watt power supply a 10 ohm 10 watt resistor was
used. My power supply is only a 90 watt, 10 ohms sounds like overkill.
I have a 250 ohm power resistor laying around. by my calculations this
will pull about 45 milliamps at 12 volts. Does this sound like enough
to load my 90 watt power supply? if not how many amps will it take?
thanks in advance!
 




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Coputer to Lab power supply conversion
ngdbud@[EMAIL PROTECTED]   2008-05-28 14:21:57 
Re: Coputer to Lab power supply conversion
Jamie <jamie_ka1lpa_no  2008-05-28 18:02:03 

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