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- Part of the [[Open Source Computer Componets Construction Set]] | - Part of the [[Open Source Computer Componets Construction Set]] | ||
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- Fully Modular | - Fully Modular Style (ie no cables attached, you plug in what you use) | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:18, 1 January 2018
Basics
- Part of the Open Source Computer Componets Construction Set
- A power supply that powers the motherboard itself as well as things like the GPU
Used For
- Open Source Computer Construction Set
- Open Source Server + Networking Construction Set
Industry Standards
- [[1]]
Existing Open Source Designs
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Minimum Viable Product
- Fully Modular Style (ie no cables attached, you plug in what you use)
- DC or AC Power Input
- Safe
- Made Primarily by OCI
Basic Design
Power Intake Module
- 1x 120v AC power in
- ?x DC Power in (need a DC Power Standard)
Power Conditioning Module
- Various transformers etc
Power Output Module
- Standard connectors to the motherboard + graphics cards etc
Various Cables
- Power Supply to Graphics Card Cable
BOM
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See Also
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Usefull Links
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