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G'day, I know I've seen info / step by step on this somewhere, but cannot find it again. I need some info on the connection of 2 ATX supplies (in series?) to drive stepper motors. Is this a practical way to go (ie: seems pretty cost effective compared to the prices wanted for a dedicated power supply). Basically I need to get about 30 to 35 VDC, is this the best way to go? Thanks. |
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| I think this is what you might be looking for, http://www.procooling.com/index With great difficulty I got the article printed out and saved as a Word document and will try joining a couple of supplies in series to get 24 volts, 3 for 36 would be better but getting a bit too close to my 40 volt max for the motor controllers. John (UK) |
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| Hi John, Thanks for that, not the one I was thinking of but an excellent 'tutorial' (better than the one I was thinking of acutally!). Let me know how you get on with the surgery, very keen to know. I think 2 supplies may suit me for the time being, though 3 would certainly beef up the performance of the steppers somewhat.. Thanks again. |
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