-5v - from an ATX psu?

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Re: -5v - from an ATX psu?

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Tomswork wrote: 13 Dec 2019 05:08 The white wire on atx supply is minus 5v same as that Atari supply'

Tom
But as mentioned above.. that has apparently been removed on newer ATX versions.

Although its still possible to get ATX v1.0 supplies.
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Re: -5v - from an ATX psu?

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Interesting I live in Canada and even the latest new psu on the shelf have the minus 5 line as standard on the 20pin and 24 pin connector. Is this a area specific change

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Re: -5v - from an ATX psu?

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Tomswork wrote: 13 Dec 2019 08:08 Interesting I live in Canada and even the latest new psu on the shelf have the minus 5 line as standard on the 20pin and 24 pin connector. Is this a area specific change
No its an ATX version change. But I suspect nothing actually uses ATX v3.0 yet.
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Re: -5v - from an ATX psu?

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Interesting just looked up the ver 3 and pin 20 is now marked nc
I guess I'm getting old

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Re: -5v - from an ATX psu?

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I think something could be done with the -12v out side with a 7805 zenier diode and resistor how much current does you need on the -5 this is wasteful and will get warm

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Re: -5v - from an ATX psu?

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Try a simple in4007 diode in the input of the 7905 a few capacitors maybe needed

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