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DPS5005 Power Supply USB C (+ USB Expansion Module)

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A tiny, reliable and cheap power supply based on the DPS5005. The backplate also features a space for the USB Expansion

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Printables
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Description

A tiny, reliable and cheap power supply based on the DPS5005.
The backplate also features a space for the USB Expansion Module.

The input supply of the powersupply is done via USB-PD Trigger module.

Parts

A list of needed parts.

  • 1x DPS5005 with USB Expansion Module from Aliexpress 

  • 1x USB-C PD Trigger Module (High Voltage) from Aliexpress

  • 2x 4mm Banana Plug socket from Aliexpress

  • 2x Safety Banana Plug cables from Aliexpress

  • 4x M2.5 Metal Inserts from Aliexpress

  • 4x M2.5 Screws from Amazon

  • Some 1.5mm² cables to wire everything up

  • 4x 1.5mm² wire sleeves 

  • 2x cable lugs to connect the banana plug socket 

The parts do not have to be exactly the same. However, they should have the same dimensions.

Printing

I printed it with PLA. For my operation until now it was sufficient. When using higher loads, consider to use ABS, PETG or any other more heat resistant material.
If I see the use in the future, maybe I'll add a version with a fan. 

No support is needed to print it when orientated correctly. 

Wiring

The wiring is pretty straight forward.

  1. Solder the right voltage value on the USB-C PD Trigger module to get the correct output voltage (highest possible)

  2. Solder at least 1.5mm² cabels to the USB-C PD Trigger module

  3. Connect IN+ and IN- from the DPS5005 with the cables from the USB-C PD Trigger module

  4. Connect the Banana Plug Sockets with the OUT+ and OUT- from the DPS5005

Now you are good to go to test the Power Supply Unit.

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