-5V in “yellow” Scorpio
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Hello, All
Is the subject needed only for RS-232?
Hello, Mikka_A
Exactly! I was wrong :)
Hello, m.d.
Yes. And if only a 3.5" drive is used, then it will be enough
a power supply with only +5V voltage. +12V power supply for 1818VG93 is formed
on the computer board from +5V.
Hello, CityAceE
Cit> Yes. And if only a 3.5" drive is used, then it will be
Cit> a power supply with a single voltage of +5V is sufficient. Power supply +12V
Cit> for 1818VG93 is formed on the computer board from +5V.
where did you see the converter on the yellow one?!
it's on green.
on yellow, alas, no.
Hello, Mikka_A
Thank you!
Mik> on yellow, alas, no.
The converter is easily added (I have a Pentagon-1024SL v1.4 that only powers
from +5V) ;)
Hello, m.d.
md> Thank you!
md>
md> The converter is easy to add (I have a Pentagon-1024SL v1.4
md> is powered only by +5V) ;)
what scheme did you use?
Hello, Mikka_A
Mik> what scheme did you use?
According to Scorpovskaya. And the 5V power supply is homemade, on LM2576, it can be powered from the mains or
from battery :)
Hello, m.d.
md> According to Scorpovskaya. And the 5V power supply is homemade, on LM2576, you can power it
md> from the network, and from the battery :)
Throttle - what kind do you have? (where did you get it, what does it look like, does it match the face value?
diagram...)
You can send the diagram either in a personal message or in BPshnik’s email.
Hello, Mikka_A
The power supply unit contains a ready-made choke from the Elektroniki D3-28 power supply unit (I just have two of them), in
converter - standard, small (similar to a resistor), 20 μH. Power supply circuit
- according to the datasheet.
Hello, m.d.
md> in the converter - standard, small (similar to a resistor), 20
md> µH. .