DIY Lab Power Supply - DPS 5015 (Part 2)
This is the second part of our DIY laboratory power supply based on the DPS 5015 Module. This week we mount the electronics on custom 3D-printed brackets and connect everything up. Afterwards we do a little tour and power up a nixie tube test circuit and Charge a LiPo Battery!
Link to part 1:
• DIY Lab Power Supply - DPS 5015 (Part 1)
Link to video on Finite element analysis:
• Tutorial: Static Stress Analysis in Fusion...
Link to DPS5015 power supply module:
https://goo.gl/xXV8zv - Banggood.com (Affiliate Link)
Link to enclosure (AUS33):
http://www.tekoenclosures.com/en/prod...
http://www.conrad.com/ce/en/product/5...
Note: The conductors showed in this video are not rated to the theoretical full 15A current delivering capability of the DPS5015.
EN 60204-1 states that 0.75mm^2 conductors shown here are rated at a maximum of 9.5A at an ambient temperature of +40°C. If you need more than that I suggest using at least 1.5mm^2 conductors. I have corrected that Issue on my supply and also added a heat-sink for the bridge rectifier. All this will be addressed in part 3. Thank you for the comments!
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