Playstation 2 90K USB-C Power Supply
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These models can be used to create a replacement Playstation 2 power supply that runs off of USB-C PD.
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- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Video Games
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Please note that the full picture contains an older revision of the USB-C port which did not securely hold the module. The newer one is larger, as seen in the model.
Parts list:
- 20V USB-C PD Fixed Voltage Trigger Module: Amazon.com: 6 Pack MELIFE Type-C USB-C PD 20V DC Fixed Voltage Power Trigger Module 5A Type-C Female Input Module : Electronics
- 5A Step Down Converter: Amazon.com: D-Planet [4-Pack] 5A DC-DC Adjustable Buck Converter 4~38v to 1.25-36v Step Down Power Supply High Efficiency Voltage Regulator Module : Electronics
Tools used:
- Soldering Station
- Desoldering Gun
- Small flathead screwdriver
I used the existing cable from the old power supply, though you might be able to find a pre-built cable on Amazon or similar with the same JST connector.
Printed on a Bambulab P1P using Bambu Slicer. Hybrid tree supports for both models. Printed the step down converter bracket upside down for textured look, but if the supports aren't created correctly, then it might be a hassle to get right.
Read the directions for the step down converter. You will need to turn the potentiometer counter-clockwise 10 times, and then using your multimeter, turn it clockwise until you get 7.5V.
As far as connecting the modules together, it should be as easy as connecting positive to positive and negative to negative. Regarding the cable with the JST connector, the white cables should be positive - but verify.