I see. Very well said!
I have another question about Wattage use.
If a charger has a max output of 300 watts, and I know the max watts I will be charging at is 170, do I need a power supply that accommodates for the 300 or 170 watts?
Another question: If I'm only using the 12V output, can I just disregard the 5V rail and cut it off?
I'm using this as a reference on how to convert.
http://www.wikihow.com/Convert-a-Computer-ATX-Power-Supply-to-a-Lab-Power-Supply
Sorry, I'm not a technician or anything. I'm just doing a "do-it-yourself" project. So please explain things as simple as possible.
I'm trying to power a lithium polymer battery charger to charge at its maximum current of 20 amps.
And i didnt make myself clear enough. It has two positive 12V...
I want to convert my power supply into a "lab power supply" but a lot less simple. I just want a 12V output on it.
The power supply has 2 12V rails. Is it possible to connect both rails to increase amperage?
Thanks for you input.
Vector F has magnitude of 9. Vector G has magnitude of 2. which of the following vectors could possibly satisfy the vector equation F+G+__=0
The possibilities are listed with drawn vectors with no degrees, just vectors in space.
The magnitude possibilities are 5, 2, 8, 6, 12.
The answer...