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Zalman ZM360B-APS Power Supply Review
Author: Gabriel Torres
Type: Reviews Last Updated: March 25, 2008
Page: 2 of 10
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A Look Inside ZM360B-APS

Hardware Secrets Silver AwardWe decided to disassemble this power supply to see how it looks like inside, what is the design used and what components are used. Please read our Anatomy of Switching Power Supplies tutorial to understand how a power supply works inside and to compare this power supply to others.

In this page we will have an overall look, while on the next pages we will discuss in details the quality and rating of the components used.

Zalman XM360B-APS Power Supply
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Figure 4: Overall look.

One interesting thing about this power supply is that it uses its housing as an extension to the secondary heatsink, as you can see on Figures 5 and 6. The manufacturer used thermal grease between the secondary heatsink and the power supply housing.

Zalman XM360B-APS Power Supply
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Figure 5: The power supply housing is also used as a heatsink.

Zalman XM360B-APS Power Supply
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Figure 6: The power supply housing is also used as a heatsink.

Zalman XM360B-APS Power Supply
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Figure 7: Overall look.

Zalman XM360B-APS Power Supply
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Figure 8: Overall look.

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