I think I cracked the DaVinci Code of X-Connect PSU's!

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  • Rainbow
    Badcaps Legend
    • Aug 2005
    • 1371
    #21
    Re: I think I cracked the DaVinci Code of X-Connect PSU's!

    I have a bulged JEE cap from MS Industrial KYP-350W PSU.
    They're probably not as bad as GSC but I've seen them only once - and one of them was bad.

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      • jonnyGURU
        Badcaps Veteran
        • Feb 2006
        • 244
        • United States
        #22
        Re: I think I cracked the DiVinci Code of X-Connect PSU's!

        Originally posted by yanz
        ..and fataloe click the reply button faster than me

        BTW jonny, is there any chance we can see the complete schematic/diagram/circuit design of those PSUs?
        I only have the Wintech (the decent one) diagram, not the Youngyear.

        WIN-PCB.pdf

        WIN-CASE.pdf

        And no values for the components.
        Rest in peace BFG. You were... a job...

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          • hardwareguy
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            • Jun 2006
            • 405
            • USA
            #23
            Re: I think I cracked the DaVinci Code of X-Connect PSU's!

            One of these damn things fried my friend's PC at the last LAN party. Smoke, bang, everything.

            Those with Fortrons (me and all the rest) kept on shootin!

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              • yanz
                Badcaps Veteran
                • Nov 2004
                • 910
                #24
                Re: I think I cracked the DiVinci Code of X-Connect PSU's!

                Originally posted by jonnyGURU
                I only have the Wintech (the decent one) diagram, not the Youngyear.

                WIN-PCB.pdf

                And no values for the components.
                thanks, that's also interesting.

                hmmm, i think we should have S.M.A.R.T built in for PSU

                >hardwareguy, so they are xconect and fortron, right? so what is the story after that, did he/you autopsy those dead things?
                days are so short when you actually do something..

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