Recently, the PowerPi open-source team’s ITXPower project, built around an ITX motherboard form factor, has entered an intensive debugging phase, officially starting interface assembly and load testing.
The picture shows one of the ITXPower project’s motherboard prototypes, equipped with the YX2265 main control chip, supporting a wide voltage input of 5–42V, and able to stably output 48V with a rated power of 600W. So far, load tests have been completed for commonly used interfaces like DC5525, XT60, and Lenovo square ports. The measured data is for reference only, and we will continue to iterate and optimize this project, so please refer to the final retail version for official specifications.
As an open-source hardware project, we warmly invite hardware enthusiasts and open-source community partners to witness its growth together. Feel free to leave comments and share your thoughts and expectations about the PowerPi ITXPower open-source project.