ik weet niet veel van psu's helaas
er zit geen grote trafo in, alleen een kleintje
2 bij 2 cm
dat kan toch nooit een gewone voeding zijn?
> loo@phys.leidenuniv.nl wrote:
>
> > I'm working on an USA 1571 that I want to run here in Europe. I
> > have to modify the power supply of the 1571 to 220 V.
> >
> > The psu seems to be of the switching kind. What is the best tactic
> > to change the thing?
>
> A *switching* PS!? That's odd. All 1571's I've seen have linear power
> supplies, with 7805's and 7812's regulating the supplies. Converting
> these beasts only requires to swap the transformer with a 220V version
> instead of a 125V one.
>
> Unless I'm completely mistaken, ofcourse. Happens all-to-often lately :(
>
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