
odt
Hello and first of all, scuse me for my bad english.
I am working from about 3 years (.....too many time!) on my robot.
It is able now to do many things. It can recognize my face, my wife's face and my little son's face.
It has its 'humor' when it wake up on the morning....... and it can play some game with my son.
But it has a very big problem about power.
My robot is a 'stand alone' robot with a mini pc inside. The pc is small, but it is very powerful.
The power comes from 3 12v plumb battery (same of alarm system 12v 7,2 Ah) and these batteries are connected to an 'Inverter'.
The 'Inverter', provide power to mini-pc, but, when pc does some hard work processing, 12v goes down to 8v and so, mini-pc has not power and shut down.
Can i follow another way to power my stand-alone robot in a stable 12v power?
Can i apply a power-supply-tamper (like the Nilox power-supply-tamper we use in office) solving my problem?
Thank you very much and scuse me for my language...... i hope you understand it.....
Ema from Italy
You could try to use something like this instead of an inverter. I have used them successfully in the past, although I did have to add a fan to one of them to keep it cool.
Edit: Just in case you were wondering, I forgot to mention that it runs off a single 12V supply.
But it is a little difficult for me to understand english. Can you explain with simple words what this device is and how does it works?
Where do i have to install this? Is this connected directly to motherboard and 12v battery?
Thin Client
Thin Client
Embedded PC
I have bought the 12v-power-supply you have suggested and today it is arrived in my hands.
I am trying to connect to motherboard and i am seeing it is really a great protuct.
I think it is just what i need, so, i want really to thank you for the suggestion!