Power Regulator
The term power regulator refers to the circuitry within a power supply that stabilizes the output voltage and/or current, unaffected by changes in the input voltage and loading. Without a power regulator, the output voltage would be affected by input voltage variations due to the weather, the time of day and brownouts, as the utility power fluctuates. Changes in the output current being drawn would also affect the output voltage, which would in turn affect the operating points and output amplitudes of the circuits being powered.
- AC-DC SINGLE OUTPUT POWER SUPPLIES
- AC-DC DUAL & TRIPLE OUTPUT POWER SUPPLIES
- AC-DC WIDE ADJUST OUTPUT POWER SUPPLIES
- DC-DC CONVERTERS
- HIGH VOLTAGE, AC-DC & DC-DC (0 - 30,000 volts)
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- Linear Power Supplies
- Switching Power Supplies
- Unregulated Power Supplies
- 1U Power Supply Models
- 2U Power Supply Models
- Programmable Power Supplies
- Universal Input Power Supplies
- Constant Current Power Supplies
- Power Factor Correction Power Supplies
- DIN Rail Mountable Power Supplies
- Wall Mount Power Supplies
- Rack Mount Power Supplies
- UL508 Power Supplies
- NEMA 4X Enclosed Power Supplies