So, you want to hack an ATX PSU, but you don't really know where to start? There are basically two common hacks. By using this information, you are agreeing that I am not responsible for any of your actions or their results, even if I totally am. You should clearly not trust anything that I have written. I am not a licensed electrician, professor of physics, PhD engineer, or any other remotely-credible title. Everything in this Instructable is correct to the best of my knowledge, but please use your own good judgement.
If you're not afraid of electricity, then there's a good chance that you don't understand it and should do more research before messing with it. "Step 1" ~ Some background information and suggestions for projects "Step 2" ~ A list of standard wire-colors and functions in an ATX PSU "Step 3" ~ A chart of wire-associations on ATX connectors "Step 4" ~ A chart of wire-associations on other connectors (molex, floppy, PCI-e power, etc.) "Step 5" ~ Tips, tricks, warnings, anomalies, and conspiracy theories "Step 6" ~ Sources & further reading Requisite Disclaimer: Electricity is scary (where fear is equal to voltage x amperage / ). If you want a greater depth of information, see Step 6. This is meant as a reference guide and so I've tried to avoid extensive explanations. This isn't so much an Instructable as it is an Informable. My objective here is to give you all the information that you might need in order to hack an ATX PSU to meet your needs. We like to improve on what already exists and fit the product to our needs. My observation is that most makers, hackers, and mad scientists don't follow instructions very well.
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There are tons of Instructables on how to hack a discarded ATX (computer) power supply unit (PSU) into a lab bench power supply.
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