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Hi.

I just recap an ASP34-4 power supply for my Atari 1040 STF (also found on some STEs).
I followed the Exxos page and Exxos values for improvment

 

https://exxosforum.co.uk/atari/last/psu/#ASP34

 

C5, C4 : 47uF 350V (33uF 350v replacement)
C15, C14, C7 : 680uF 35V (330uF 35v replacement)
C13 : 4700uF 16V
C12 : 4700uF 16V (2200uF 16V replacement)

 

I also changed transistors Q2 (BU508) and Q1 (2SC1384).

 

Here is the schematic of the ASP34-4
Astec_ASP34-4_PSU_schematic.pdf

 

After reassembly I tested the output power supplies using a 2.2 Ohm (20W) load for the 5v output and a 10 Ohm (20W) load for the 12V output rail. 

 

ASP34-4-RECAP.thumb.JPG.f2436f6c6bdbb2e1933d7fcf9d027ce0.JPG

 

Now when reading the output voltages, I obtain:

 

6.4V instead of the expected 5V
14v instead of the expected 12v

 

Not being an electronics specialist, could you tell me on which components acting to try to bring the voltage rails back to 5v and 12v?
Thank you for your help.

 

Hello,

 

The component Q3 is the voltage reference. It's a TL431. (Datasheet on internet...)

And the resistors around that component determine the 5V reference.

Resistors can be checked with an Ohm meter.

 

Best regards,

Guus

There's obviously something wrong with the feedback circuit, have you checked the optocoupler

PC1 which is a PC817

 

https://html.alldatasheet.com/html-pdf/43368/SHARP/PC817/124/1/PC817.html

Edited by TGB1718

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