I'm trying to build a 13.8V/14.4V high-current power supply, to charge a lead acid battery bank.
I've bought two Dell PS-2521-1D (AA23300) which can provide 44.5A 12V and 4.9A 3.3V.
I saw a tutorial which modified this PSU model (AA23300) to an adjustable voltage 13.8-14.2.
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?1005309-A-simple-high-quality-12Volt-100Amp-Power-Supply-Part1/page107However, after opening the case, I saw that the PCB design is completely different, yet has the same specs and pin-outs.
But I assume that I can still use the same method as in the tutorial.
Do you have any suggestions as to how I should go about this?
The MOSFETs have ~26V on the drain side when powered on, and 12V at the source side.
I've tried to find the +12V return sense:
With my multimeter, I believe to have identified the PWM pin:
The gate of the MOSFETs are all connected with a short circuit (0ohm), to the pin in the pictures below. This is the only pin connected to the gates of all the chips.
And perhaps the feedback circuit as well for the +12V return sense:
The names of both chips is EZ22601 with an "ST" logo. But I didn't find anything on Google.
With a bit of further analysis, I found that:
Question: How should I go about this?
Should I disconnect the +12V pin in the top?
And put a potentiometer in-between so that I can drop the voltage a bit, such that the input reads 12V when it is actually 13.8V?