Don't think so, buck and boost converter are quite cheap. Some with larger varying voltages might be 300-400. Check robu.in or other such sites
That's what I was looking for it was really expensive on Amazon and wasn't available on robuI made a small bench power supply with a DP20V2A buck converter and it worked pretty well. Then I built another one using a RD6006 360 watt module with dedicated switch mode power supply which worked great as well. It depends on what do you need the power supply for. I have seen plenty of hobby project videos of converting ATX power supplies to bench power supplies but total build complexity, time needed and materials are just a time sink for a inferior product. If its a nice converted ATX bench supply then you would have spent far more than a simple buck converter.
Also what do you need a power supply for. If its a simple 3.3V,5V and 12V supply then a PD trigger would solve your issue much easily. A simple powerbank or charger and your are done.
USB C Trigger module
I think I need other voltages too for diagnosing electronic or testing projectsI made a small bench power supply with a DP20V2A buck converter and it worked pretty well. Then I built another one using a RD6006 360 watt module with dedicated switch mode power supply which worked great as well. It depends on what do you need the power supply for. I have seen plenty of hobby project videos of converting ATX power supplies to bench power supplies but total build complexity, time needed and materials are just a time sink for a inferior product. If its a nice converted ATX bench supply then you would have spent far more than a simple buck converter.
Also what do you need a power supply for. If its a simple 3.3V,5V and 12V supply then a PD trigger would solve your issue much easily. A simple powerbank or charger and your are done.
USB C Trigger module
Where can I get rd6006 module?I made a small bench power supply with a DP20V2A buck converter and it worked pretty well. Then I built another one using a RD6006 360 watt module with dedicated switch mode power supply which worked great as well. It depends on what do you need the power supply for. I have seen plenty of hobby project videos of converting ATX power supplies to bench power supplies but total build complexity, time needed and materials are just a time sink for a inferior product. If its a nice converted ATX bench supply then you would have spent far more than a simple buck converter.
Also what do you need a power supply for. If its a simple 3.3V,5V and 12V supply then a PD trigger would solve your issue much easily. A simple powerbank or charger and your are done.
USB C Trigger module
I have a expensive power supply with only 24pin atx cable. So I thought I could convert it into cheap bench supply by spending 1000-1500 or so. If I spend 4k then I would go for yihua rework station
Where do I buy it?
Contact this guy https://www.instagram.com/prince_partfixits
Do you know any other trusted website where I can see prices?
The price should be between 4k-5k, no more no less. I got it for 4.3k.
