Thursday, 25 February 2016

Multiple voltage output power supply


I want to power a Raspberry Pi and a set of speakers from one power supply. I thought about uncasing the existing power supplies and connecting them to a power connector but that seemed a bit dangerous? I then found a HDD power supply that already provides 5 and 12v.


(http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HDD-POWER-SUPPLY-AC-12V-5V-2A-FOR-HARD-DRIVE-MOLEX-EU-/320705061192?pt=UK_Computing_Drive_Cables_Adapters&hash=item4aab82e148)



I guess this is a normal female molex connector that I could then plug to a male connector and then connect to the cable with the connectors for the devices on? A bit like the (rough) diagram below?


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Also the power supply puts out the voltage at 2A but I need it to be at 1500mA and 500mA for each device. Any suggestions how to do that here? Its been a long time since my high school science so please forgive the "basicness" of my question.


Thank You!




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