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Mike Powell | All | Intel Galileo Gen2 Power Wart |
January 10, 2019 7:25 AM * |
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I recently obtained a new Galileo Gen 2. It did not come with a power adapter. The sparse docs in the box say that Intel recommends a 12 VDC, 1.25 A, LPS adapter. The only ones I can seem to find that also have the barrel connector are 1.5 A. I am not an electrical engineer, but I am thinking the 12 volts is the important (input) part, and that the 1.5 A is the max that can be drawn from the wart. This seems to be supported (sort of) by a recommended wart I found on Mauser (sp?) that is a 1.5 A. I say sort of because they recommend two and one is not a barrel connector and therefor I know is wrong. |
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Computer Support/Help/Discussion... 
Any words of advice from those more electrical than I would be great.
Thanks!
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