For what the hell is the on-off switch between GND and +3.3 V? To turn off the "GND" connection? I think it is superfluous. Computer power supplies have protection against overtemperature, overload and short circuit.
@djblackarrow That is to power the PSU up. The big switch is controlling the Line voltage but the smaller switch is connected to Pwr on (green wire) and Ground
you might be able to make it variable too
DanFrederiksen 1 month ago
For what the hell is the on-off switch between GND and +3.3 V? To turn off the "GND" connection? I think it is superfluous. Computer power supplies have protection against overtemperature, overload and short circuit.
djblackarrow 1 month ago
@djblackarrow That is to power the PSU up. The big switch is controlling the Line voltage but the smaller switch is connected to Pwr on (green wire) and Ground
:)
bjarni1995 1 month ago
@bjarni1995: Whoa - That's right! I'm just not thinking of the certain green wire. I'll bite me in the ass.
djblackarrow 1 month ago
Nice one! :)
JumperOneTV 5 months ago
@JumperOneTV Thank you :) Great tutorial btw :)
bjarni1995 5 months ago