But, unfortunately, it is not always possible to run it away from the laptop, and besides, it is not always possible to find a working one. I propose to make a worthy alternative to this device.
And so all we need is a computer power supply of any power and a transformer from an inverter or a similar homemade one.
First of all, we take the power supply and unsolder all the extra wires from it except the green one and the network connection (220 V)
The green wire can be immediately soldered to the negative (where the black wires were). This wire is responsible for starting the power supply. When it is shorted to the case, the same thing happens as when you press the power button of the system unit.
Now you need to solder to the low-voltage windings of the main (largest) transformer.Any power supply without exception produces voltages +3.3 (orange wires) +5 (red wires) +12 (yellow wires) Accordingly, each voltage has its own output and one ground (black wire)
Approximate diagram of the output block of any power supply unit, the designations of the elements are approximate and may not coincide.
In these sections of the circuit we will get low high-frequency voltage.
Thus, we received two taps with variable HF voltage, now the only thing we need to do is find a high-voltage transformer. I used a transformer from an inverter, you can make one yourself or use a line transformer.
That's all that's left to do: check the device and put it back in the case. The device works the first time without any settings. The voltage at the output of the transformer is relatively high, but due to the high frequency it is not fatal; if affected in a short period of time, no pain is felt; with prolonged exposure, deep burns occur. Be careful! For the first start, I advise you to connect not to the 12 V output but to 5 V because the high-voltage winding may break through.
Laptop Matrix:
Turn on
Laptop matrix lamp:
Also, with sufficient transformer power, you can connect any other similar lamp or simply obtain a high RF voltage.
Remember, 220 V voltage is dangerous to life; installation must be carried out strictly with the device disconnected from the network.
