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For questions about stepping down voltages. Consider using in conjunction with related tags such as "dc-dc-converter", "buck", "transformer", "ac-dc", etc., if applicable.
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Burning sound from the PSU
The problem was because of i had installed the step down module on the body of the PSU and a pin of the soldured pins of the step down module was making a short circuit with the PSU body, so i just pu …
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Burning sound from the PSU
I am trying to make a bench power supply from an old 350W PC PSU
that provides 4 lines
3.3V 8A
5V 9A
12V 11A
-12V 1.5A
Here is the connections diagram:
I used this step down module to be able the …