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Old 02-16-2011, 11:07 PM
 
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Question DIY cnc power supply .

hello guyz ,
i have ordered a TB6560 board from ebay.. it will be in my hands in 2-3 days.
so my problem is = how to make a good power supply for that board? i found from lots of online posts that the ebay TB6560 board can run well at 24V. so i am going to make a 24V power supply .
i want to use 10amp supply to be sure that i have enough power.

my problem is = to have a good power supply i need to use atlist 22000uF cap. but that cap is not available in my city. so i am planing to use 50V 470uF X 50 caps = 23500uf.
so will it work? i mean does that make any difference if i use a single big cap or 50 small caps?

and also = i never made a power supply before , so plz guys provide me a good diagram of power supply for my home made 3axis cnc mill.

plz see the image. i am thinking to do something like that. and which type of cap to use = blue cap, or black cap, or the grean(isolated cap)? which on is better for me?
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Old 02-16-2011, 11:50 PM
 
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I would try to find good size capacitors on Ebay.

50 capacitor for a power supply is not something to save space in a cabinet

2ps Cornell Dubilier Electrolytic capacitor 16000uF 50V - eBay (item 220610964863 end time Feb-18-11 06:05:14 PST)

Capacitor is not an exact science in power supply, it can vary a lot and every body will made things different.


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Old 02-17-2011, 02:34 AM
 
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Originally Posted by jeffrey001 View Post
I would try to find good size capacitors on Ebay.

50 capacitor for a power supply is not something to save space in a cabinet

2ps Cornell Dubilier Electrolytic capacitor 16000uF 50V - eBay (item 220610964863 end time Feb-18-11 06:05:14 PST)

Capacitor is not an exact science in power supply, it can vary a lot and every body will made things different.


Jeff

i brought this capacitor...will it work for me? it is a 10000mfd 63v i will use 3 cap like that..will it work?..plz see the image
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Old 02-17-2011, 10:37 AM
 
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Yes it will work, just be sure to place it correctly, + with + and - with -

Instead of one capacitor, place 3 in parallel, meaning all + together and all minus together(schematic show only one)


Or just buy that kind of power supply, cheap and reliable.


24V 10A DC Universal Regulated Switching Power Supply - eBay (item 110638231086 end time Feb-18-11 19:25:02 PST)

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