EET 450 – Advanced DigitalPower SuppliesSlide 3Slide 4Supply VoltagePortable PowerPower ConnectionsPowerPoint PresentationSlide 9Power ManagementEnergy StarPower ProtectionSurge SuppressionUPSOther ConsiderationsCasesOlder case StylesCurrent case stylesPower Supply ConnectorsDisk Drive Power ConnectorsSlide 21EET 450 – Advanced DigitalChapter 24PowerPower SuppliesPower conversionPerforms a voltage conversion from either 120vAC to desired or 12vDC to desired voltagesTechnologiesLinear•Not efficient – heat generatedSwitchingPower SuppliesPower requirementsSupplying adequate power (watts)•Total ~ 150-350 wattsSupply constant voltages•+ 5V•-5 V•+ 12V•- 12V•+3.3V (ATX)Power SuppliesDevice Power needsTable 24.1 •Floppy – 1.4 W•Video – 6.5 W•HD – 2.2W – 6.5 W•Memory 16.8 W/8M•System Board – 25 WSupply VoltageUS Standard – 115 V – 60 Hz100-240, 50/60 Hz is commonRegulated supplies for AC Fairly uncommon – complexRegulation is typically done by converting to DC, regulating, then converting back to ACPortable PowerBatteriesNiCadLithium IonNiMH – Smart Battery Notebook Power2-6 hoursPower ConnectionsStandard P/SD shaped device power connector•+5/+123.5” power connector•+5/+12Main Board Power Connector•See tables 24.3, 24.4Power ManagementStates of APMFull OnAPM Standby – memory poweredAPM Suspend - vegetableHibernation – allows restoration to memory/ program stateOff StateEnergy StarPC Monitor able to switch to a low power mode.< 30 watts after 15 to 30 minutesCombo of PC/monitor < 60 wattsPrinter based on PPMPower ProtectionIrregularitiesOvervoltage•SurgesUndervoltage•brownoutNoise•RFSurge SuppressionSinking energy spikes away from PCSacrificialMOVActiveZener DiodeUPSBattery SystemBackup Power SupplyRegulation and ‘clean’ outputwaveformTrue UPSContinuous powerSwitching powerComputer Interface (network)Other ConsiderationsPhone LinesStatic Electricity Network InterfaceCasesThe case dictates what can kind of power supply can be used.Older case StylesPC/XT – Small Power Supply (63 watts)AT Style DesktopTowerBaby AT form factorLPX StylePS2 StyleCurrent case stylesATX form factorPower Supply used in ATX and NLX systemsPower connector is substantially changedNLX style•Low profile ATXSFX styleMicro-ATX motherboardsPower Supply ConnectorsStandard M/B connector ATATXPower expansionY – cableATX Auxiliary and Optional connectorDisk Drive Power ConnectorsConventional driveD-shapedNew ‘3.5”’ connectorKeyed pin
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