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Old 01-09-2008, 06:31 PM   #1
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FAQ Carnetix CNX-P2140 185 watt Dual Output Regulator

This thread will serve to post all relative information for the Carnetix CNX-P2140 185 watt Dual Output Regulator.

This thread is not to be used for troubleshooting, but rather for FAQ type responses.
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Old 01-15-2008, 01:07 PM   #2
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Customer Question: I work in the robotics lab here at Stanford and have been using a few of your P1900 units on some of our robots to power PC''s from car batteries. They have worked flawlessly for over a year, so I''d like to
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I am building up a new robot that runs off a giant lithium battery pack. The pack discharges down to about 22 volts, and when sitting on the charger, the supply floats up to 36 volts. I would like to run a Mac Mini using one of your P2140 units. However, I saw that the upper voltage rating is 34 volts. Is there some margin in that rating, or is it a hard limit?

Answer: I would definitely drop the voltage. If you run the P2140 in over-voltage conditions (more than 26V) for longer than a short moment will probably case the P2140 to cut power to prevent any damage or fires.
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Typical diagram of the 2140..

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Typical diagram showing how to use a standard automotive relay to feed all of your computer devices requiring 12V battery, 12V ignition, and ground.

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Question Dell SX280?

Is anyone using this unit to power a SX280 PSU says 12v @ 18 amps. I am quite sure (plz don't suggest a search been done) it doesn't draw that much. I would like to know if anyone has used this psu for this comp. Just FYI comp specs are - 2.8ghz, 1gb, SATA HD. Any help would and will be appreciated.
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Since Infill G4 already has it's own psu, would CNX-P2140 still works for my Infill G4 to power 1 if not 2 x 4-port usb hubs (read it's better if usb syncronised) and wireless 3g router (12v?)? If it does but is overkill, I would not mind since I could reuse it if I ever switch to standalone car pc.

Sorry, I've no background in electrical engineering and so would like minimum wiring solution though I've access to someone who can help me with the wiring if needed.
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