ATX conversion to bench power supply (fixed u0026 variable)

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good tutorial
Comment from : PERNAK PERNIK PLTS

that cat 😃
Comment from : Garry Brewster

Bravo Sorin frumos proiect, tare amuzanta si zapacita e pisica ta 😅
Comment from : Alex Florea

Hello Hi Bro I like all your videos very much and recently I am a subscriber on your YouTube, I like all your videos and they are also useful
Comment from : Sukh Sa

I subscribe you not because of you, but because of your cat 😺
Comment from : Aji D

Buna, salutari din Cluj am si eu surse din alea cred ca imi fac si eu, dar cu afisaj mai smecher :) cat ai stat sa iti vina de pe aliexpress piesele? 1 luna? 2?
Comment from : morosan valentin

I too enjoyed both the technical aspect and the humerus one El gato will steel the whole show he is quite the actor!😃
Comment from : Maurice

Plz give me this power supply I pay you for this product
Comment from : Bhupendra Rai

the -12v can only handle low amp
Comment from : BradfordCB

DONE GREAT JOB& NICE EXPLANATION
Comment from : Manohar Singh

The cat, i might subscribe because of the cat!
Comment from : Allexz

Bravo 👍
Comment from : Adrian Ohaha

Nice video Sorin - clear instructions and explanations Funny too - your cat wants to help
Comment from : Ryno

Bro can u make video more detailed lengthy step by step explain connection for beginners like me pls
Comment from : RK360TECH

6:32 The negative supply does not have enough current
Comment from : Kevin

Hi Sorin, how do you get the amperage reading on the meter for the fixed power posts? The displayed voltage seems to be from the variable at all time
Comment from : Damyan Stoyanov

like por tu EVOLUCION estas fuentes de laboratorio son muy necesarias-
Comment from : Frank Castle 2001

muy buen video cada quien tiene sus gustos personales y esta fuente de laboratorio casera se lleva los laureles-
Comment from : Frank Castle 2001

👍👍👍👍
Comment from : Jasmin Dedovic

amazing!!!!!!!
Comment from : GlishaSo

9:19 " after i find it" 😂😂😂😂
Comment from : Dilruk Osanda

I am actually doing the same thing, had it on my bench for a while waiting for a case design I like In addition to 12V,3V and 5V I also need adjustable as well But I am using a 1500W DC-DC booster 10V-60V IN and 12-90V out and 30AMP Max SInce I need from time to time 48V, 60V to test electric mower boards I have a 1500W 12V PSU that has a rail leaking so it no longer works on PC
Comment from : Randy Hearn

If you have a cat in the house you'll own nothing and nevertheless you'll be happy 🤣
Comment from : Christian ist kein CO2-Schwurbler

The black (-12, -5) are NOT negative supplies!!! They are ground
Comment from : William Hussey

-12 os a low amps Very low brTank you for your videos
Comment from : Vitor Miguel Matos Fajardo

whats the use of the power resistor?
Comment from : The Awesome-est

Very nice work! I can't wait to start my own power supply (requesting the parts now) And I love your cat ;-)brAnd I really love that you use the 'old' power supply case, so we don't have to make a new one 👍👍
Comment from : James Wennerwald

What is the name on your helper?
Comment from : Anatoliy Trifonov

Great job ! And, I LOVE the cat
Comment from : Jeff Jordan

Please give me a wiring digram
Comment from : Gaurav Saini

What is the point of the 10W 47 Ohm ceramic resister? It appears to only be loading down the 5v rail and used as convenient connection for the fan and powering the meter
Comment from : BangDroid

Chrysalide Engineering - LCE Electronics

Indeed computer PSU are very handy, i keep couple of them for the purpose of auxiliary supplybrRegardsbrJean-François
Comment from : Chrysalide Engineering - LCE Electronics

Le doy un Like por el gato 😆😂🤣
Comment from : Angel Gras

THANK FOR THIS VIDEO, GOOD JOB VERY USEFULL, VERY NICE
Comment from : Đình Đại Trần

Ai putea sa il faci si in limba romana?
Comment from : BAN IOAN

Sorin, I want to thank you for this I have a car subwoofer with a class D car audio amplifier to power it I have been trying to get a reasonable power supply for some time for it, but lately, I cant get anything that is either outrageously expensive, or outrageously underpowered PC power supplies are able to provide the wattage, but its difficult to provide all that amperage through those wires, this actually gives me a solution to my amperage problems with the amplifier The power supply cuts off when normally plugged in because it cant provide the massive amount of wattage but with all of the wires together in one place, it allows me to have FAR MORE amperage to the amplifier, therefore allowing me to drive it harder This is important because I DJ and I need really loud speakers in certain situations This is awesome!
Comment from : 3V0

Your cat is a riot
Comment from : James Horn

Nice video!
Comment from : Fernando Gotze

Good video and nice cat Thanks for sharing
Comment from : Raghavan Raghunathan

Good bro❤
Comment from : ELECTRIC SHOCKS

You have prompted me to look into doing something similar with one of my old PC power supplies, good work Love your feline helper too, every electronics channel should have one
Comment from : Chris Taylor

His cat is preparing for other project
Comment from : Mustafa syed

Excellent presentation! I do have a questionwhat are the maximum number of amps it can produce and is there anyway to wire it so it would produce the full 19 amps? Thank you!
Comment from : Soar

I only came here for a how-to on a power supply from a PSU, but I stayed because of your humour and your cat! And it's a great video and how-to :^)
Comment from : Thomas Hverring

And does it have short circuit protection?
Comment from : Master Imon

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Comment from : Master Imon

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Comment from : Master Imon

A very Informative and useful video #mkplaergaming
Comment from : Mkplaer Gaming

👍👍👌👌
Comment from : Ali Emlek

mr Sorin thanks for the efforts i have seen all your videos i am a beginner but please let me tell you somethingin this video in the 728 minyou said something totally unclear( this is the wire are coming from the Ammeter output !!!!!!! this sentence is not clear at all) you explained everything good what you are doingbut when coming to the important pointsyou pass speedily without explainingyou will connect the wires without coloring and i do not know which color for what i do not know how to connect the wires of the volt ammeter correctly cause you said the main information but not the very importanteven the connection with the booster supposed to be the most importantbut no informationany way thank you i will try to find the answer and the way to do it on the net thanks again
Comment from : mahmoud farouk

Do you have a schematic of this project?
Comment from : Italo Almeida

how much was the total current of your source?
Comment from : Italo Almeida

Nice bit of work And looks great
Comment from : Ronnie Mackay

Plz send Circuit diagram
Comment from : Ismaeel khan

Foarte bine explicat Drept exemplu, am reușit sa creez și eu unul brNu am reușit însă să montez potentiometrele Am încercat ca în acest videoclip însă îmi urca voltajul doar pana la la 35v Ceva indicații?
Comment from : Florin Cotoi

Great video, I've been watching this a few times because I have an old computer with an ATX power supply, and this video was a great reference I'm almost done now, I just wanted to add a warning to anybody out there that the heat sinks on these models may not be grounded and while it didn't kill me, was a big surprise
Comment from : Mr Clean

Mantap sorin god
Comment from : Baedlowi 2017

Very good power supply Beautiful cat😊
Comment from : Gabriel Alejandro Natalini

thank you very much for good guidance sir
Comment from : ELI KAMIL

Nice job
Comment from : Quantum Leap

im sorry but , your name in persian means ass
Comment from : BESTBOY 081

Wah is the cats name?
Comment from : Mario Mionskowski

Realy funny and nice designbri like your soldering iron
Comment from : Mario Mionskowski

Nicely explained in details, seems to be accurate, for electronic experiments, thanks
Comment from : Shridhar Kulkarni

you have 2 skills, carpenter and technician
Comment from : Haji Alexander

Buen proyecto, alguien me podría indicar el motivo de la resistencia de cerámica y las conecciones por favor
Comment from : Miguel Saavedra Correa

Latka comes to mind br😜😅
Comment from : Blondie SL

"Words cannot capture the awe-inspiring beauty of the video showcasing the ingenious creation of a 12V energy source using nothing but scrap metal I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to witness such creativity and resourcefulness in action This video not only highlights the power of human ingenuity but also serves as a reminder that beauty can be found in the most unexpected places Thank you to the creators for sharing this remarkable project, as it truly showcases the limitless possibilities that lie within our grasp when we dare to think outside the box"
Comment from : Ghost Rider

8:10 - yes, but all power must go through shunt resistor, amp-meter just measures voltage across shunt No need for such fat wires
Comment from : Євген Великий

Can this be used for voltage injection for finding shorts? For example 1V 3A?
Comment from : Stratos Morkotinis

Me suscribo por el gatito
Comment from : juanchomalanga

Mi estamos a los gatos
Comment from : juanchomalanga

Chiar cautam o sursa ieftina Bv, ms
Comment from : Raz Rotaru

Nice job, Sorin just wondering is your double sided tape is able to transfer the heat from the ceramic resistor to the metal box efficiently?
Comment from : Mr Make It

Very informative and even more entertaining, thank you and your lovely assistant for producing this video 😻
Comment from : R3000

Thanks its very cool
Comment from : Oshan Rube

Le fils noire au début vous le soudez à quelle endroit s'il vous plaît
Comment from : ZX9R ninja

The fan connected to 5 volts will spin very slowly Will the cooling of the power supply be sufficient?
Comment from : nick hellas

Es excelente este video y mas aun porque se ve la evolución de tus trabajoseste tema las fuentes de laboratorio caseras son FUNDAMENTALESojala sigas creando mas modelos saludos desde Argentina Bs As
Comment from : Rony D

Sempre bravo ed esauriente👍👍
Comment from : Mishah 66

sorry but your cat is more excellent than your english :))brthanks for your sharing and valuable knowledges good job
Comment from : Gündoğan Kazancı

Please ek clap switching device project 👍🇮🇳🇮🇳
Comment from : Gajendra Prajapat

I am a bit of an electronics-project fan too and I appreciate your video Too-many times, instructional videos turn into unnecessarily over-complicated and "waffly" rubbish You have shown EXACTLY what is needed and WHY in one simple video Well-done The cameo-appearances by 'El Gato' are an excellent segue into the next scene The wry humour is also appreciated Thanks for a great video
Comment from : Lloyds Shednanigans

Well done I think I will make one for myself Thanks for making this video!
Comment from : Marty B

If you assume somebody instead of cat, you would have shouted at that personlol
Comment from : chandraguptha rajah

nice sharing
Comment from : Lheoda Tech Tv

I have a question Why do you connect a dummy load resistor to the 5V output? Even tough your Volt/Amp meter is acting like a load I have the same ATX PSU I bought for very cheap in a new condition which I used in my DIY Lab Bench Power Supply project and I have to say it is very cheap compared to the expensive commercial lab bench power supplies I have built my own using a Boost Converter and a 30V Buck Converter Kit I got from Aliexpress,which is big and bulky and requires a heatsink for the transistor It also requires to bypass the charge pump using another buck converter to get the square wave output Since the buck converter can only run on 24VAC Which is a concerning problem when trying to power it using an ATX PSU In the future,I might replace the big bulky buck converter with a more efficient XL4015/XL4016 module with Boost converters connected in parallel to increase the wattage at the same voltage output
Comment from : Zloxi