Inadequate and Deceptive Product Labeling: Comparison of 21 Power Supplies
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By Frank Völkel
published Overview Of The Test Rig
Test rig for simulating the loads of a computer system.
Plug-in jumpers are used to connect the resistive loads.
Plug-in jumpers with gold-plated contacts.
The special test rig allows all the leads of each power supply to be connected.
Measuring the current in each channel (3.3, 5 and 12-Volt) with the aid of a calibrated clamp-on ammeter.
View of the underside of the board with load resistors. This allows power supplies to be tested beyond the 500-watt limit.
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