Computer Power Supply: what's the lowest voltage i can get out of a connector?

[bmacd]

I'm working on a project and i'm starting with minimal voltage first, and i happen to have a computer PS handy. What's the lowest voltage i can get out of a connector ?

-=bmacd=-

 

[jagec]

+5 to +3.3 probably. That would give you 1.7V

 

[Pepsi90919]

5 probably.

 

[beer]

Originally posted by: jagec
+5 to +3.3 probably. That would give you 1.7V

winn4r

 

[PrincessGuard]

-24V

 

[NutBucket]

Originally posted by: PrincessGuard
-24V

Sorry, incorrect😉 Still 24 volts of potential😉

 

[Mark R]

The 3.3V line won't sink current.

You will need to apply a load to it before you use it in the 5-3.3V configuration as described by jagec.

 

[etech]

"what's the lowest voltage i can get out of a connector?"

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[bmacd]

Originally posted by: etech
"what's the lowest voltage i can get out of a connector?"

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everybody else seemed to understand the question. I can rephrase for you if you're incapable of comprehending the original question:

Using a stock harness that is split from a computer power supply, what is the lowest voltage using two wires (one pos, one ground/neg) ?

-=bmacd=-

 

[etech]

Originally posted by: bmacd

Originally posted by: etech
"what's the lowest voltage i can get out of a connector?"

O

everybody else seemed to understand the question. I can rephrase for you if you're incapable of comprehending the original question:

Using a stock harness that is split from a computer power supply, what is the lowest voltage using two wires (one pos, one ground/neg) ?

-=bmacd=-

The answer is still 0 volts.