Integrated circuit board with transformer and components
A source of electrical operating power including the circuits and terminations connecting it to the dependent system components.
An electrical device that transforms standard wall outlet electricity (115–120 VAC in the United States) into the lower voltages (typically 5 to 12 volts DC) required by computer systems. Personal computer power supplies are rated by wattage; they usually range from about 90 watts at the low end to 250 watts at the high end.
That part of the phone which converts the normal 120 or 240 volts AC power to AC and DC at the various voltages and frequencies as needed by the components and circuits of a system.
The type of battery a unit requires. Most devices require either 2 AA batteries or one 3V Lithium CR123 battery.
That part of switches, computers, etc. which converts the normal 120 or 240 volts AC power to AC and DC at the various voltages and frequencies needed by various components and circuits of the system.
A device that converts available power to a form that a system can use: usually converts ac power to dc power.
converts the electricity from the wall outlet into the flavor that the computer can digest
This device converts the normal AC power at 120 or 240 volts to the different voltages and frequencies of AC and DC power that are required to operate the equipment.
The part of the computer that converts the mains power into power that the other parts of the computer can use. Power supplies are measured by how much power they can provide (measured in Watts). The power supply is often skimped on in pre-built computers as they don\t have much in the way of advertisable features, but unfortunately cheap power supplies can be very unreliable and also shorten the life of other components in the computer.
The electrical input of the printer
hardware component that provides uninterruptible electric currrent to a data center.
the device used to convert, regulate, and transmit external power for use by the components housed inside the computer chassis Additional Terms Applicable to Motherboard.
Circuitry found in every audio and video component that converts 60 Hz alternating current from the wall outlet into direct current that supplies the device's circuitry.
the part of the telephone system or a computer that converts the normal 120 or 240 volts AC power to AC and DC at the various voltages and frequencies as needed by various components and circuits of the system.
A source for the power needed for active electronic circuitry. Can consist of one or more batteries, or an electronic circuit which converts AC line voltage to the type of power required by a particular device.
Generally a transformer, rectifier and filter assembly that produces the power needed to operate an electronic device.
Most security cameras utilize 24V AC or 12V DC power supplies. A power supply is usually plugged into a regular electrical outlet or part of a centralized power supply.
A unit that supplies electrical power to another unit. It changes ac to dc and maintains a constant voltage output within limits. [ Power Supply Manufacturers
An electrical device that provides a known potential difference in place of a battery. A power supply is typically plugged into a wall outlet, and can be a standalone device, or a fundamental component of a larger electrical product.
source of electrical energy
A defined unit that is the source of electrical power for a device, circuit, subsystem or system.
a compact well-regulated dc supply designed especially for bench use
a converter of mains power to dc
a device that provides electrical power
a four output supply with low ripple and noise
a high performance single-output programmable DC power source
an essential part of all electronic devices
an instrument that provides either Alternating (AC) or Direct (DC) Voltage/Current
an significant component of the scope
A separate unit or part of a system that provides power (pneumatic, electric, etc.) to the rest of a system.
A box inside the computer case that supplies power to the motherboard and other installed devices. Power supplies provide 3.3, 5, and 12 volts DC.
You plug your arcade machine into the mains. Some parts inside the machine need different voltages, so the power supply divides up the voltages and distributes them to the different parts inside the game. If you think of toys and games that you can plug into the mains, you usually have a black plug called a Power Adapter, this converts the mains voltage into lower safer voltages that the toy or game can work with. This is what happens inside an arcade machine on a larger scale. See also Arcade Parts for Sale
A term that refers to a device that is powered by an AC source, but produces DC output voltages.
Electronic components deriving their power from a mains source require a transformer, smoothing capacitors and rectifier to turn the mains AC into a stable DC rail voltage. Amplifiers in particular are heavily dependent on a stable rail voltage. However components as varied as CD players, DACs and turntables also benefit from well configured power supplies often as separate items. Power supplies can be a useful retrofit upgrade.
Or Generator. The part of the EDM system that supplies the voltage and current that causes the sparks or discharges between the electrode and workpiece.
Converts standard, 50/60 Hz, alternating current to high-frequency electrical energy above 15,000 Hz. Power supplies are available in different power wattages, usually between 200 - 4,000 watts.
The common term for electronic devices that provide dc output voltages when powered by an ac primary source.
Component in the system unit that converts the wall outlet AC power to DC power. 4.32, 4.33, 8.5, 8.60
plugs into line power and changes the electrical signal to the high frequency, high voltage needed to drive the ultrasonic system.
Voltage or current source used to drive current in an electrical circuit
Typically used in reference to cordless headphones wherein the power supply is a rechargeable battery.
Generation + transmission of electricity
Supplies the motherboard with 5v and the other devices with 12v. It powers the computer.
A device attached to the case that converts 120 AC (in the U.S.) to DC at voltages that a computer needs to run. They come rated by wattage.
One component of an induction sealer. The power supply supplies power to the induction sealing head which generates the induction field required to seal containers.
The part of a circuit that supplies power to the entire circuit or part of the circuit. Usually a separate unit that supplies power to a specific part of the circuit in a system.
Usually a DC power source derived from an AC input voltage.
A separate unit or part of a circuit that supplies power to the rest of the circuit or to a system.
A circuit designed to furnish operating voltages and currents for electronic devices.
An electrical/electronic circuit that supplies all operating voltage and current to the computer system. The computer power supply also contains a fan that cools both the CPU case as well as the power supply itself.
A device (or circuit) that provides the voltages required for the operation of an electrical device.
a source of electric current used. A power supply is used in the SDS PAGE experiment, as well as in many other types of laboratory experiments. Some power supplies are adjustable, and have different modes of operation such as constant current and constant voltage modes.
The box inside your computer that supplies it with the electricity that it needs to. This electricity powers components like the Hard disk and CD Rom . The Power Supply converts the house AC current to voltages the computer can use, 3.3, 5, and 12 volts DC.
Component of all electronic devices used to transform the electrical power supplied through a wall outlet into power the electric component can use.
The device in a computer that converts ordinary 110 VAC to the DC voltages used by the computer. If you look inside your desktop system unit, it's the metal box with the fan and on-off switch on its sides.
The part of a computer or other electronic equipment that supplies power to the other parts.
A sub-component found in most computers and switches, which converts 120 Volts AC (alternating current) to the DC (direct current) voltages required by the unit to operate. Note that some computers or switches are designed to connect directly to DC power, in which case an external DC power source is needed.
The power supply provides all the necessary voltages to the arcade PCB, sound system and any other system that requires DC voltages. The usual voltages are +12V, +5V and -5V, although some supplies carry other voltages, such as the +30V feed found on a Q-Bert PS which powers the knocker. Older games were usually equipped with linear power supplies, whereas newer games usually come equipped with switching power supplies. Don't ask me which is better, you'll start a flame war :)
an electrical device that provides a known voltage and current output. A power supply can be a standalone device--like a battery or a unit that plugs into a wall outlet--or a fundamental component of a larger electrical product.
A device that converts 110VAC to 12VDC. Generally used to power charging equipment.
Generally this comes with the case. It can have an AT or ATX power connector and it is measured in its rated output. It converts power from your outlets into a steady stream of power the computer can use. A 235 or 250 Watt power supply is generally sufficient for home users, but power users may need a 300 or 400 Watt power supply if they have a lot of hard drives or other components. The quality of power supply can be very important and may make the difference between a stable computer and a computer that crashes often. I recommend power supplies from PC Power and Cooling and CalPC.
Also called an AC adaptor. All cctv devices needs power of some sort. Each device has its own power requirements (usually 12 volts with a minimum amperage). The power coming out of the wall (in the US) is 110 to 120 AC. The power supply converts the AC power to DC power and will adjust it to a specified amperage. The power supply should be included with each item - you don't have to buy these separately.
Supplies power to all devices in a PC.
The supply voltage range that sensor will operate at.
An essential element of the storage-system power supply. A storage system can have two power supplies, PS A and PS B. With two, it can survive failure of one supply. You can replace a power supply under power, without interrupting applications.
the internal component that supplies power to your machine
An electrical device that converts AC current from a wall outlet (120v) into DC current.
An electronic instrument that produces voltage, current, and power from the ac power line or batteries in a form suitable for use in various applications to power electric equipment. A group of circuits used to covert ac to dc.
Electrical equipment used to deliver either AC or DC voltage.
A component in a device that coverts external AC power to DC power for the device internal circuitry.
A power supply (sometimes known as a power supply unit or PSU) is a device or system that supplies electrical or other types of energy to an output load or group of loads. The term is most commonly applied to electrical energy supplies.
Power Supply is Budgie's eighth album. Released in 1980 on Active Records a sublabel of RCA. The 1993 CD reissue featured the If Swallowed Do Not Induce Vomiting E.P. as bonus tracks.
In the fictional context of the Star Wars Universe, the characters rely on immense supplies of energy for various applications, especially faster-than-light interstellar travel, weaponry and deflector shields.