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Virtual Boy
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OOOPS! GCp help!.

Post by Virtual Boy »

Okay i forgot where to solder the PSone screen(Power). where shuld it get its power?
I dont think it can handle 11,1 V :?
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You need to get a 7805 regulator. It should bring the voltage down.
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thewise1 wrote:You need to get a 7805 regulator. It should bring the voltage down.
LIES!!!!
No, the 7805 linear regulator will drop down the voltage to 5v.
The PSone screen cannot run on 5 volts; it drops out under 7v.
The PSone screen cannot go over 9v, or else it does some really weird things.
I'd recommend the 7808 regulator; it drops it down to 8v, which the screen can handle.
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7808's can only handle the current after the LED mod if I'm not mistaken.

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And the winner wih of the 100.000$ with the correct answer is??????? :o
PS, where can i get it? :?
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http://mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail. ... i0aseB8%3d
Well, this one can handle up to an amp SS. That should be more than enough because the unmodded Psone screen only draws about .7A.
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chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 volts
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64M320N3 wrote:
thewise1 wrote:You need to get a 7805 regulator. It should bring the voltage down.
LIES!!!!
No, the 7805 linear regulator will drop down the voltage to 5v.
The PSone screen cannot run on 5 volts; it drops out under 7v.
The PSone screen cannot go over 9v, or else it does some really weird things.
I'd recommend the 7808 regulator; it drops it down to 8v, which the screen can handle.
Dang it, I remembered it as the 7805.

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Hey ShockSlyer, what did you use with your portable? :|
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Well, if you are not going to LED mod the screen, you could use a switching regulator.
It will save you heat and power, and won't require as much space as it doesn't need a heatsink (usually).
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Where can i get it?
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Virtual Boy wrote:Hey ShockSlyer, what did you use with your portable? :|
I used a pth78000. Stepped it down to 7.5v

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Yeah, that's a pretty sweet chip.
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Where can i get that sweet chip?
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right here:http://www.ti.com all you need an official sounding email and they'll send you one for free. :D
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chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 volts
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Thanks for the site but, i can`t find it on the site.
What do i have to search for to find it?
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