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DOA G4/DA/466 = ATX shenanigans . . .
- Thread starter Trash80toHP_Mini
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Actually, it was my middle little brother, the mechanical engineer who does packaging for blade servers, who told me the electrical engineers consider the PSU engineers to be practitioners of a Black Art . . .
. . . I'm more of the Tim the Tool Man Taylor Type, but with enough expertise to be really dangerous in many a field! [}
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. . . and me likes zaps, flames, sparkles and pops, so me keeps fire extinguisher close at hand. :approve:
. . . I'm more of the Tim the Tool Man Taylor Type, but with enough expertise to be really dangerous in many a field! [}
] ]'>. . . and me likes zaps, flames, sparkles and pops, so me keeps fire extinguisher close at hand. :approve:
Hm.. ive never thought of power supply engineering being a black art.
ive done alot of engineering/hacking of power supplies, I havent done a complete build from scratch of a 120v supply though. only 12v for car audio, have I built custom power supplies for. Even used an MCU to run the entire thing including the PWM output to drive the mosfets.
ive done alot of engineering/hacking of power supplies, I havent done a complete build from scratch of a 120v supply though. only 12v for car audio, have I built custom power supplies for. Even used an MCU to run the entire thing including the PWM output to drive the mosfets.
