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Streampowers PC Power Box with E fuse

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This little circuit can assist you to get rid of all surplus tiny ac mains adaptors from your desktop. The circuit is nothing, however a sensible dc power box directly powered by the smps of your desktop pc. Regulated, clean and guarded +12VDC is offered at the output of this unit. additionally, a USB power port is provided to re-charge transportable devices as well as cellphones and music players, etc. How will the computer power box works All you would like is to open your system box and connect an unused 4-pin drive power connector from the system smps to the current circuit. +12V (Yellow wire) from the smps is processed by a resettable electronic fuse designed around elements T1, T2 and T3 and feed to the output terminal. equally the +12V is down converted to stable +5V by fastened three pin regulator IC1. Smart dc power box circuit schematic As a result, +12V (500 -750mA max, based mostly on the electrical characteristics of T2 used) and +5V (1A max) DC provides are obtainable fo...

How to make an Apple II computer fit on your wrist streampowers

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Disclaimer: streamPowers.blogspot.com is not responsible for any damage caused to your devices due to any information found on this site.   Please use this knowledge at your own risk. About a year ago I came across an interesting article in Make Magazine about a guy who took his Fossil Wrist PDA and installed an Apple II emulator on it.   He was able to load many of the Apple II software titles and run them at regular speed.   The thought of having a fully functioning Apple computer on my wrist excited me enough to give it a try.      People that are attempting to do this should be familiar with the Palm OS as well as using jot or Graffiti 2 as an input method.   The Fossil Wrist PDA (now discontinued) features a tiny gray 160×160 pixel screen, the same number of pixels as most palm devices up to Palm III, with 16 shades of gray. The watch runs Palm OS 4.1 with its 66MHz processor and has a tiny stylus hidden in the watch clasp. It is able to ca...