Re: SMPS - Can they all handle wide range of Input Voltage?
Test (experiment) Over !
NO BOOOM !
For good measure now being used in an Australian LG VCR/DVD player - all good so far all day nothing in there getting hot or bothered....its a happy ending!
Re: SMPS - Can they all handle wide range of Input Voltage?
Thanks for questioning!
I just checked the Varistor V101 and it is the 650V as per Schematic...and this correlates with the one version of the part as seen in the Parts list.
.. been looking over the Parts listed for this SMPS.
Cant see any further gotchas wrt to Voltages as far as I can see.....so once the 450v Cap turns up and installed will test with wooden stick and Dim Bulb....
Re: SMPS - Can they all handle wide range of Input Voltage?
For Ref
Uploaded pictures of a 240v EAX39561401 board
and a 120V EAX39561401 Board for visual comparison.
Physical size of Cap C103 looks the same between the two boards...so perhaps the terms 'NARROW' and 'WIDE' seen on the Schematic do refer to Input Voltage ranges?!...
Re: SMPS - Can they all handle wide range of Input Voltage?
No stickers - the model is EAX39561401 and they use the same Model number for use across different countries and different Electrical Devices its used in...so not very helpful..perhaps thats hinting that they are all basically the same but who knows!
The schematic I posted highlights the different Capacitor C103 as a difference between locations.
Will see how she blows! I mean goes after changing the Cap....
Re: SMPS - Can they all handle wide range of Input Voltage?
Well yep I think so.... will rig up a 25/50watt dim bulb/load lamps in series with the power supply. Still Im not sure that would save any damage...maybe less smoke ! ...
Re: SMPS - Can they all handle wide range of Input Voltage?
Thanks Per
Yes currently C103 is a 250v 150uF - so "NARROW' and lower voltage.
I could change it easily for a 450V 100uf 'WIDE'
or 63uF 450V cap..
Not sure what 'WIDE' gives me as in what input range it then allows.
the 63uF is meant for S.AFRICA so I know its supply voltage is 230V...pretty close to Australia's 240V supply.
Then as you say there could be differences not listed in the Schematic......
Re: SMPS - Can they all handle wide range of Input Voltage?
eccerr0r thanks for your thoughts!
Is it possible in anyway to ascertain if the module is able to handle a wide range input voltage or not?
FWIW here is the Circuit from an SM....it does not say specifically unfortunately.!
EDIT
I noted from the Schematic it states C103 can be either 100uF 'WIDE', 150uF 'NARROW', and 63uF 'S.AFRICA, INDO, CIS' - wondering what 'WIDE' is referring to.
At the moment C103 is a 150uF so its NARROW.
SMPS - Can they all handle wide range of Input Voltage?
Hello Forum - See I got this SMPS Module!....its sourced from a US device and I'm in Australia.
As we know Supply voltages in Australia 240v Versus 120V US.
The Model of the SMPS is EAX39561401 and is used in LG and JVC DVD/VCR Player/Recorders...same model is used in both Australia and US...but perhaps they have differences??
What's the chances I can use it in Australia - plugging it in to 240v instead of its origin country at 120v?
Is it expected that most SMPS in such devices would handle between 100-240V by default?
What decade/years did Snap In capacitors start being used? do you know... curious and thinking as the unit is so old they might be Radial Through Hole Caps.!?...
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