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Few devices need 12V (mostly just mechanical hard disks) and so we can avoid the cost of the PSU module by taking a 5V input. We'd use the same LDO for the BMC, but have a high-side switch to control 5V (and 3.3V) for the rest of the board. Either a barrel jack or a USB-C would work, although USB-C isn't easy to solder (likely 0.85mm pitch).
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thejpster commentedon Dec 8, 2024
You could use an AP2511 'Active High' 2.5A load switch, in MSOP-8 package for £0.13.