The document discusses switch mode power supplies (SMPS) which are used in computers. An SMPS takes a single AC input and converts it to multiple DC outputs required by different computer components. It provides efficient power regulation by converting AC to DC and regulating voltages like 3.3V, 5V and 12V used by the microprocessor, chipset and disk drives respectively. The document also describes the different types of power supplies and connectors used in older and modern computers.
The document discusses power supplies used in computers. It begins by introducing switching mode power supplies (SMPS) which convert high voltage AC to low voltage DC required by electronic devices. It then identifies various specifications to consider when selecting an SMPS, including size, wattage, connectors, and form factor. Different SMPS connectors are discussed, including ATX, 24-pin, Molex, SATA, and PCI-E connectors which provide power to various computer components from the SMPS.
SMPS (switch mode power supply) converts AC voltage to DC voltage to power computer components. It uses a fan to dissipate heat. SMPS has input and output sockets for AC voltage and provides DC voltage through connectors on the motherboard and devices. It includes various power connectors like ATX, peripheral, and floppy drive connectors to supply power to different components.
SMPS (switch mode power supply) converts AC voltage to DC voltage to power computer components. It uses a fan to dissipate heat. SMPS has input sockets for AC power and sometimes provides output AC power to monitors. It supplies DC power to devices through connectors on the motherboard and peripherals like ATX, peripheral, floppy drive, and Molex connectors. Splitters are sometimes used to provide additional power connections when there are not enough built-in connectors.
The document provides information about PC power supplies:
- Power supplies are the most failure-prone and replaced component in PCs. A malfunctioning power supply can cause other components to malfunction or be damaged.
- Power supplies convert electrical power to energy for components using constant voltage switching regulation to output steady voltages regardless of input.
- Power supplies have independent voltage rails (+3.3V, +5V, +12V) to power different components, though cheaper models have less independent circuitry.
- Form factors like ATX, SFX, EPS define standard sizes for compatibility and replacement of power supplies. Larger power supplies use EPS formats.
The document discusses computer hardware and power supplies. It defines computer hardware as the physical parts of a computer system like the case, monitor, keyboard, and internal components. It then discusses different types of power supplies including AT, ATX, and ATX12V power supplies. These convert AC power to DC voltages needed by computer components like the motherboard and convert higher voltages to lower ones needed by CPUs. Switched mode power supplies are also covered, describing how they more efficiently regulate and deliver power than linear supplies.
This document discusses various power supply connectors used in PC systems. It describes the main power connectors for AT and ATX power supplies, including the 24-pin ATX connector. Additional connectors covered include the 4-pin and 8-pin ATX 12V connectors for powering the CPU, Molex connectors for peripherals, SATA connectors for hard drives, and 6-pin and 8-pin PCIe connectors for graphics cards. Floppy drive connectors are also briefly mentioned. Diagrams and pinouts are provided for each connector type.
A power supply converts high voltage alternating current (AC) from a wall outlet to lower voltage direct current (DC) needed to power a computer. It regulates voltages like +3.3V, +5V and +12V and protects the system from overloads. Standards like ATX define form factors and connectors to ensure compatibility between power supplies and computer components. Power supplies are rated based on their ability to continuously supply power on the +12V rail, which powers today's processors and graphics cards.
This will give the information related to power supply into the computer system and provide the basic information about common power supply in AT and ATX Standards and Efficiency of Power supply Unit.
The document discusses different power supply standards for PCs, including AT, ATX, and BTX. It provides details on the connectors, pinouts, and voltages associated with each standard. It also addresses questions about compatibility between different form factors and how to identify a defective power supply.
The document discusses power supplies and voltage regulation for embedded systems. It describes how AC voltage from wall outlets must be converted to lower DC voltage and how this can be done using AC adapters, plug packs or by incorporating a bridge rectifier. It also discusses using linear regulators and switching regulators to provide a constant voltage from a varying power source like a battery. Linear regulators are simple to use but less efficient while switching regulators require more components but are more versatile. Low dropout regulators consume less power and are well-suited for low power embedded applications.
The document discusses various components of computer power supplies. It describes how power supplies convert AC power to DC power required by computer components. Power supplies have cables that supply different voltages to parts like the motherboard. Power supply wattage requirements depend on the system configuration, with 500W sufficient for most average systems. Graphics cards may use additional 6-pin or 8-pin power connectors. The document also discusses switch mode power supplies, universal power cables, and uninterruptted power supplies (UPS).
The power supply unit (PSU) supplies power to computer components by converting AC power from wall outlets to lower DC voltages. It connects to the motherboard and other components using various cables that provide different voltages like +3.3V, +5V, and +12V. Common power cables include the ATX 24-pin main power cable for the motherboard, 4-pin and 8-pin cables for additional +12V power to components like CPUs, and SATA and PCIe cables to provide power to hard drives and graphics cards.
The document discusses different types of power supplies used in computers. It describes linear power supplies which use transformers to convert voltage and have good line and load regulation. It then focuses on switched mode power supplies (SMPS) which have higher efficiency. An SMPS uses a switching regulator to convert high voltage DC to lower DC levels needed by components. It discusses AT and ATX power supply formats used in older and newer computers respectively. The document also covers characteristics like wattage, efficiency and regulation as well as potential power problems and protective devices like surge suppressors and UPS systems.
The document discusses different types of power supplies used in computers. It describes linear power supplies which use transformers to convert voltage and have good line and load regulation. It then focuses on switched mode power supplies (SMPS) which have higher efficiency. An SMPS uses a switching regulator to convert high voltage DC to lower DC levels needed by components. It discusses AT and ATX power supply formats used in older and newer computers respectively. The document also covers characteristics like wattage, efficiency and regulation as well as potential power problems and protective devices like surge suppressors and UPS systems.
An infrared remote control is used to control the speed of an induction motor in 8 steps. A microcontroller reads coded data from the remote control and activates output pins to change the firing time of thyristors, which drives the fan motor. The microcontroller receives signals from IR sensors connected to the remote and controls the system. A regulated power supply provides power and a transformer steps down the voltage.
This document provides an overview of the key components and concepts related to personal computer hardware and software. It discusses IT certifications like CompTIA A+ and describes the basic components of a computer system, including the case, motherboard, CPU, memory, storage, ports, cables, power supply, cooling systems, and expansion cards. The roles and characteristics of these various internal and external components are explained.
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The document discusses computer form factors, power supplies, and electrical troubleshooting. It covers different form factors like ATX, microATX and BTX that specify motherboard and case dimensions. Power supplies convert alternating current to direct current needed by components. Electrical issues can be caused by static electricity, electromagnetic interference, power surges or inadequate power supplies. Troubleshooting involves checking for loose connections, overheating, defective fans or capacitors, and replacing the power supply if needed.
The document discusses different computer components related to power and electricity, including form factors, power supplies, cases, and how electricity is measured. It covers topics like ATX, MicroATX, and BTX form factors; desktop and tower cases; voltages, amps, ohms, and watts; AC and DC power; surge protection; UPS systems; and how computers meet Energy Star standards through power management features. The document provides information to help understand and troubleshoot electrical issues in personal computers.
The document discusses computer form factors, power supplies, electrical concepts, and troubleshooting power issues. It covers different motherboard and case form factors like ATX, common components in circuits like capacitors and resistors, how to measure electricity, and how to protect computers from electrical threats. It also explains how computers meet Energy Star standards through features like sleep modes that reduce power consumption.
The power supply takes electricity from the wall and transforms it into lower voltages to power computer components. It provides power to the motherboard via a 20- or 24-pin connector and to peripherals like hard drives via Molex, SATA, and other connectors. Power supplies come in different form factors and wattages must match the needs of the system. Proper grounding and surge protection helps prevent damage from power issues.
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The power supply converts alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC) and provides stable DC current to components. It contains cooling fans, heat sinks, electromagnetic interference filters, input and output capacitors, and other circuitry. When choosing a power supply, consider its ratings and the power needs of the computer components.
The document discusses power supplies and the differences between IDE and SATA interfaces. It provides details on how power supplies work, converting alternating current to direct current and regulating voltage. While SATA allows higher bandwidths than IDE, a SATA hard drive is not necessarily faster as most drives cannot sustain speeds above IDE's maximum throughput. The key difference is that SATA uses fewer pins and a simpler serial interface compared to the older parallel IDE interface.
A power supply converts high voltage alternating current (AC) from a wall outlet to lower voltage direct current (DC) needed to power a computer. It regulates voltages like +3.3V, +5V and +12V and protects the system from overloads. Standards like ATX define form factors and connectors to ensure compatibility between power supplies and computer components. Power supplies are rated based on their ability to continuously supply power on the +12V rail, which powers today's processors and graphics cards.
This will give the information related to power supply into the computer system and provide the basic information about common power supply in AT and ATX Standards and Efficiency of Power supply Unit.
The document discusses different power supply standards for PCs, including AT, ATX, and BTX. It provides details on the connectors, pinouts, and voltages associated with each standard. It also addresses questions about compatibility between different form factors and how to identify a defective power supply.
The document discusses power supplies and voltage regulation for embedded systems. It describes how AC voltage from wall outlets must be converted to lower DC voltage and how this can be done using AC adapters, plug packs or by incorporating a bridge rectifier. It also discusses using linear regulators and switching regulators to provide a constant voltage from a varying power source like a battery. Linear regulators are simple to use but less efficient while switching regulators require more components but are more versatile. Low dropout regulators consume less power and are well-suited for low power embedded applications.
The document discusses various components of computer power supplies. It describes how power supplies convert AC power to DC power required by computer components. Power supplies have cables that supply different voltages to parts like the motherboard. Power supply wattage requirements depend on the system configuration, with 500W sufficient for most average systems. Graphics cards may use additional 6-pin or 8-pin power connectors. The document also discusses switch mode power supplies, universal power cables, and uninterruptted power supplies (UPS).
The power supply unit (PSU) supplies power to computer components by converting AC power from wall outlets to lower DC voltages. It connects to the motherboard and other components using various cables that provide different voltages like +3.3V, +5V, and +12V. Common power cables include the ATX 24-pin main power cable for the motherboard, 4-pin and 8-pin cables for additional +12V power to components like CPUs, and SATA and PCIe cables to provide power to hard drives and graphics cards.
The document discusses different types of power supplies used in computers. It describes linear power supplies which use transformers to convert voltage and have good line and load regulation. It then focuses on switched mode power supplies (SMPS) which have higher efficiency. An SMPS uses a switching regulator to convert high voltage DC to lower DC levels needed by components. It discusses AT and ATX power supply formats used in older and newer computers respectively. The document also covers characteristics like wattage, efficiency and regulation as well as potential power problems and protective devices like surge suppressors and UPS systems.
The document discusses different types of power supplies used in computers. It describes linear power supplies which use transformers to convert voltage and have good line and load regulation. It then focuses on switched mode power supplies (SMPS) which have higher efficiency. An SMPS uses a switching regulator to convert high voltage DC to lower DC levels needed by components. It discusses AT and ATX power supply formats used in older and newer computers respectively. The document also covers characteristics like wattage, efficiency and regulation as well as potential power problems and protective devices like surge suppressors and UPS systems.
An infrared remote control is used to control the speed of an induction motor in 8 steps. A microcontroller reads coded data from the remote control and activates output pins to change the firing time of thyristors, which drives the fan motor. The microcontroller receives signals from IR sensors connected to the remote and controls the system. A regulated power supply provides power and a transformer steps down the voltage.
This document provides an overview of the key components and concepts related to personal computer hardware and software. It discusses IT certifications like CompTIA A+ and describes the basic components of a computer system, including the case, motherboard, CPU, memory, storage, ports, cables, power supply, cooling systems, and expansion cards. The roles and characteristics of these various internal and external components are explained.
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The document discusses different computer components related to power and electricity, including form factors, power supplies, cases, and how electricity is measured. It covers topics like ATX, MicroATX, and BTX form factors; desktop and tower cases; voltages, amps, ohms, and watts; AC and DC power; surge protection; UPS systems; and how computers meet Energy Star standards through power management features. The document provides information to help understand and troubleshoot electrical issues in personal computers.
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The power supply takes electricity from the wall and transforms it into lower voltages to power computer components. It provides power to the motherboard via a 20- or 24-pin connector and to peripherals like hard drives via Molex, SATA, and other connectors. Power supplies come in different form factors and wattages must match the needs of the system. Proper grounding and surge protection helps prevent damage from power issues.
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1. SMPS
SMPS is the Switched Mode Power Supply circuit which is designed
for obtaining the regulated DC output voltage from an unregulated
DC or AC voltage.
Switch mode power supply is a linear power supply.
There are four main types of SMPS such as.
DC to DC Converter.
AC to DC Converter
Fly back Converter (The Fly back converter is used for Low power
applications. )
Forward Converter
5. SMPS parts and Connectors
Power-IN. The power-IN connector as shown in the figure is the
input for MAINS supply. A power cable is inserted here, the other
end of which is connected to mains supply. The input supply gets
converted to DC supply.
Power-OUT. The power-OUT connector is connected directly to the
Power-IN connector from inside the supply unit. It supplies the
same AC supply that is fed to power-IN socket. The power-OUT
connector is used to give supply to monitors or any display unit.
FAN. If you look at the back side of Computer-SMPS, you will find a
FAN at the right side. The FAN as you can see, blows the air out and
is only used to dissipate the internal heat from the SMPS since the
switching is done at high frequencies which create a lot of heat
inside.
6. ATX connector
As you can see in the image, it is a
24-pin female connector which is
used to supply DC supply to the
motherboards. Various color-coded
wires connect to this connector and
each colored wire supplies distinct
DC voltage which is explained in the
chart below
7. .
Wire Colour DC Voltage
Red +5V
Yellow +12V
Black Ground
Blue -12V
Grey Power Good
Green Power On
Purple +5V Standby
Orange +3.3V
Brown/Orange
White
+3.3V Sense
-5V(Optional)
8. ATX-12V connector. Latest
SMPS power supplies are
accompanied by an extra
4-pin connector which
supplies 12 volts to
energize the central
processing unit and
other components of the
motherboard.
9. AT Connectors. Earlier
motherboards used to
support AT connectors( 6-
pin each) also called P8
and P9 connectors to
supply power to these
motherboards(upto 486
boards)
10. .
Wire Colour DC Voltage
Red +5V
White -5V
Black Ground
Blue -12V
Yellow +12V
Orange +5V(PG)
11. 4-PIN connectors. There
are multiple 4-pin
connectors that draw out
from the SPMS unit. These
connectors are used to
supply DC power to various
peripherals of computer
like a floppy disk drive,
hard disk drive or DVD-
writers.
12. Connecting to Drives
Pin Number Wire Color Signal
1 Yellow +12 V(Used in
motor)
2 Black +12 V Ground
3 Black +5 V Ground
4 Red +5 V(Used in logic
circuit)
13. SATA-output connector. To
feed the power to latest
SATA hard drives, these
connectors are used.
14. How to test computer SMPS
To check the supply, whether it is
working properly or not, you can
test it before fitting it in the
cabinet. There is a simple way to
test the SMPS, you just have to
short the green wired connector
to any black colored(ground)
connector. If the SMPS is
working perfectly, the fan of the
supply will start working