【Frosty Autumn】CSPS Server Power Supply Cage FRPS-06A

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The main difference in technology is the resealable shell (cross out
the dimensions for free prototyping, whispering).
Functionally, there aren't many differences, but it's still a significant update.
 
In summary: a completely upgraded pluggable shell and a PCB board with improved current carrying capacity.
 

Shell: Upgraded to the latest thermosetting nut version, easier to install, virtually indestructible, and no need to worry about stripping. The edges have been chamfered for a more comfortable feel. It's worth mentioning that it's fully compatible with older boards (a major advantage). The shell has four mounting holes for easy mounting to various cases or panels. Board: Front and back. The front panel features an added window, allowing for direct mounting of copper strips or soldering to increase current carrying capacity. It includes a 4-pin signal socket for DCATX boards and a 6-pin data socket for external power supplies and displays, supporting one-button power-on. Regarding the copper strips: For 750W and above, both sides require mounting. Compatibility: Supports most CSPS power supplies .
Manufacturing process: Manual or stencil solder paste application – mounting front-side surface mount components – plate soldering or reflow soldering – (hot air gun for back-side copper strips) – soldering sockets – board cleaning.

See the attached 3D file for the casing; component specifications can be found in the BOM.