Author Topic: Why the SMPS gives normal 24 V if Q is used but 35 V otherwise  (Read 421 times)

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Offline abdulbadiiTopic starter

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Why the SMPS gives normal 24 V if Q is used but 35 V otherwise
« on: February 10, 2023, 01:36:25 pm »
As try fixing SMPS having improper lower current than the output rating 2.5 A 24V, encountered that the SMPS gives output 24 V if Q is used in normal i.e. jumper is closed, but 35 V otherwise, all without sufficient current/power produced as the claimed rated one



Any clear make-sense reasoning why it is so, and what is the culprit that fails having the proper, adequate current/power, so that can troubleshoot and fix the best way?
« Last Edit: February 10, 2023, 10:35:51 pm by abdulbadii »
 

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Re: Why the SMPS gives normal 24 V if Q is used but 35 V otherwise
« Reply #1 on: February 10, 2023, 02:00:27 pm »
The schematic doesn't make any sense. Check you've reversed engineered it properly.

What sort of SMPS is it? Does it take mains as input? I can't see a bridge rectifier and smoothing capacitor.
 

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Re: Why the SMPS gives normal 24 V if Q is used but 35 V otherwise
« Reply #2 on: February 10, 2023, 02:19:40 pm »
Photos, both sides?
Wouldn't have a clue, but R4+R5 could look like a TL431 divider.
 


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