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=== Parts List ===
=== Parts List ===


* HP DPS-600
* 1x HP DPS-600PB Server Powersupply
** Ebay
* 1x HP DPS-600 Distribution Board PCB by M0YCH
* Amphenol FCI 51760-10201202AALF Connector
* 1x Amphenol FCI 51760-10201202AALF Connector
** https://www.arrow.com/en/products/51760-10201202aalf/amphenol-fci
* 1x Vishay / Sfernice 1k Trimmer T93YA102KT20 (Fan Control) (R4)
** http://www.buy-chip.com/components/Amphenol-Aerospace-Operations/51760-10201202AALF.html
* 1x Vishay / Sfernice 5k Trimmer T93YA502KT20 (Voltage Control) (R3)
** http://www.seek-chip.com/nl/parts/FCI/51760-10201202aalf.html
* 1x LM34 (Fan Control) (IC1) (Optional)
* Vishay / Sfernice 1k Trimmer T93YA102KT20 (For Volatge Control)
* 4x Keystone 3522 Fuse Holder
* LM34 (Fan Control) (Optional)
* 2x 330ohm though hole 0.25w
* 5k Potentiometer (Fan Control) (optional)
* 2x 3mm LED
* 45A Powerpole's
* 2x 0.1u Capacitor
* Fuseholder Keystone 3522
* 2x black 45A Powerpole Housing
* 3mm LED
* 2x Red 45A Powerpole Housing
* 4x 45A Powerpole PCB Contacts


=== Complications ===
=== Complications ===

Revision as of 20:39, 31 May 2017

Server PSU Based Radio Power Supply
Server PSU Based Radio Power Supply
Status In Progress
Project Lead User:Stealthbird97

Server PSU Based Radio Power Supply

A low cost, high current power supply for Amateur Radio utilising a Server PSU.


Designs are available at Github

Feature Ideas

  • Near 13.8VDC Output, 47 A (Exact specs to be determined)
  • Various Fan Control Options.
  • Distribution (2 Fused Anderson Powerpole connectors)

Tasks (To Do)

  • Design Interface (There are some that already exist, however most of this use ATX 6pin connectors or other less useful connectors - if you can actually find the designs)
  • Look into reducing EMI

Tasks (Completed)

  • Identify maximum voltage obtainable from supply.
    • OVP cuts in at about 13.9v, however OVP protection will trip if a 1A load is suddenly attached by 13.75v.
  • Modify PSU to boost voltage 12v->13.8v (or as close as possible)
    • This is possible using a resistor between the 12v sense-return pin and ground. 260Ohm resistor suggested.


Parts List

  • 1x HP DPS-600PB Server Powersupply
  • 1x HP DPS-600 Distribution Board PCB by M0YCH
  • 1x Amphenol FCI 51760-10201202AALF Connector
  • 1x Vishay / Sfernice 1k Trimmer T93YA102KT20 (Fan Control) (R4)
  • 1x Vishay / Sfernice 5k Trimmer T93YA502KT20 (Voltage Control) (R3)
  • 1x LM34 (Fan Control) (IC1) (Optional)
  • 4x Keystone 3522 Fuse Holder
  • 2x 330ohm though hole 0.25w
  • 2x 3mm LED
  • 2x 0.1u Capacitor
  • 2x black 45A Powerpole Housing
  • 2x Red 45A Powerpole Housing
  • 4x 45A Powerpole PCB Contacts

Complications

  • Original PSU was going to be a Dell POWEREDGE 2950 Redundant Power Supply however upon testing this supply, voltage would not rise above 12.2v and would drop to unusable voltages under load.

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