Hi,
I was thinking of implementing a slim-terminal with a network boot and stuff, for which it would be nice to have an external power supply, due to slim-nature. The requirements are relatively small, because the PC will not even have a hard disk (just motherboard, CPU, Memory and integrated video/wlan card).
So, the idea is to build an adapter from say 12V (24 or any other) DC PSU to ATX motherboard. (req. +12V, -12V, +5V, -5V, +3.3V).
As for the more general picture, the idea is to have a laptopPSU-like thing externally and then some sort of DC/DC converter board inside the case.
Could anyone come up with any ideas?
Sincerely,
Lexter
I was thinking of implementing a slim-terminal with a network boot and stuff, for which it would be nice to have an external power supply, due to slim-nature. The requirements are relatively small, because the PC will not even have a hard disk (just motherboard, CPU, Memory and integrated video/wlan card).
So, the idea is to build an adapter from say 12V (24 or any other) DC PSU to ATX motherboard. (req. +12V, -12V, +5V, -5V, +3.3V).
As for the more general picture, the idea is to have a laptopPSU-like thing externally and then some sort of DC/DC converter board inside the case.
Could anyone come up with any ideas?
Sincerely,
Lexter