when trying to power an (older) 3,5'' HDD, the HDD couldn't spin up. It kept on powercycling. This also happened when I connected it directly to the raspberry pi 4. When connecting it to the laptop, it worked.
Possible solution is to set the 5V-Voltage to 5,1V. For that I would have to replace the LM9625 fixed regulator to a adjustable one.
What happens if we don't do it (aka Why is it important)?
We cannot put data to hard drives (or at least the hard drive I tested with)
Definition of Ready
no prequisites
Key Tasks
[x] check if a higher 5V voltage like 5,1 solves the problem
Description
when trying to power an (older) 3,5'' HDD, the HDD couldn't spin up. It kept on powercycling. This also happened when I connected it directly to the raspberry pi 4. When connecting it to the laptop, it worked.
Possible solution is to set the 5V-Voltage to 5,1V. For that I would have to replace the LM9625 fixed regulator to a adjustable one.
What happens if we don't do it (aka Why is it important)?
We cannot put data to hard drives (or at least the hard drive I tested with)
Definition of Ready
no prequisites
Key Tasks
Acceptance Criteria