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|Description=A low cost, high current power supply for Amateur Radio utilising a Server PSU. | |Description=A low cost, high current power supply for Amateur Radio utilising a Server PSU. | ||
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Server PSU Based Radio Power Supply
A low cost, high current power supply for Amateur Radio utilising a Server PSU.
New
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
- HP DPS-600
- Ebay
- Amphenol FCI 51760-10201202AALF Connector
- Vishay / Sfernice 1k Trimmer T93YA102KT20 (For Volatge Control)
- LM34 (Fan Control) (Optional)
- 5k Potentiometer (Fan Control) (optional)
- 45A Powerpole's
- Fuseholder Keystone 3522
- 3mm LED
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.
Notes/Resources
- http://www.ajvde.nl/forumfoto/Server%20Power%20Supply%20Modifications.pdf
- https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?1005309-A-simple-high-quality-12Volt-100Amp-Power-Supply-Part1/page40
- https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=18276967&postcount=702
