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I was looking for some cheap, slim, power supplies, with no vents on the
top or bottom, for some embedded development platforms (previously
Arduino, now Raspberry Pi and Beagle Board).
I bought five of these back when the price was a ridiculously high
$5.95. I went back to buy some more and I saw that the price has fallen
to $3.95. The shipping is no bargain though.
+5V 15A
+3.3V 10A
75 watt max combined on +5V and +3.3V
+12V 6A
-12V 0.4A
+5V Standby (when supply is turned off but plugged in) 0.25A
130 watts maximum total power so you can't have every output at maximum
current simultaneously.
<http://www.mpja.com/prodinfo.asp?number=17602+PS>. Power cord not included.
I opened one up, to complete the partial specification that MPJA has on
their site, and they look to be very well made.
I measured the voltages and they have very tight regulation (+/-1% when
you use the sense lines). No -5V, but if you really need it an LM7905
from the -12 would get you some -5V. The proprietary connectors are
useless of course, but you'll just cut them off anyway. There is no good
pin-out sheet on the MPJA site, but I figured out all the connections
and posted it: <http://oi42.tinypic.com/2r6l6k3.jpg>
top or bottom, for some embedded development platforms (previously
Arduino, now Raspberry Pi and Beagle Board).
I bought five of these back when the price was a ridiculously high
$5.95. I went back to buy some more and I saw that the price has fallen
to $3.95. The shipping is no bargain though.
+5V 15A
+3.3V 10A
75 watt max combined on +5V and +3.3V
+12V 6A
-12V 0.4A
+5V Standby (when supply is turned off but plugged in) 0.25A
130 watts maximum total power so you can't have every output at maximum
current simultaneously.
<http://www.mpja.com/prodinfo.asp?number=17602+PS>. Power cord not included.
I opened one up, to complete the partial specification that MPJA has on
their site, and they look to be very well made.
I measured the voltages and they have very tight regulation (+/-1% when
you use the sense lines). No -5V, but if you really need it an LM7905
from the -12 would get you some -5V. The proprietary connectors are
useless of course, but you'll just cut them off anyway. There is no good
pin-out sheet on the MPJA site, but I figured out all the connections
and posted it: <http://oi42.tinypic.com/2r6l6k3.jpg>