An electrical device that transforms standard wall outlet electricity (AC) into the lower voltages (DC)
(Computers) transformer that pulls the amount of electricity needed and converts the AC current to DC current and regulates the voltage to eliminate voltage or current surges
A part of the computer that converts the power from a wall outlet into the lower voltages, typically 5 to 12 volts DC, required internally in the computer PC power supplies are usually rated in watts, ranging from 90 watts at the low end to 300 watts at the high end If the power supply in your computer fails, nothing works, not even the fan
A subsection of a component that takes AC line voltage and converts it to one or more DC voltages to operate the rest of the circuitry In audio, power supply design can have an enormous influence on noise levels and the maximum output power an amplifier can produce
A device converting readily available power, usually standard alternating current, into voltages necessary to energise laser tubes A power supply is also known as an exciter It may also include other functions such as monitoring the laser's light output or current draw A power supply (exciter) is usually closely matched to a particular type of laser tube Power supplies for high-power lasers (0 5 watt and above) often require 208 or 440 volts three-phase, and are cooled with flowing water The exciter (power supply) is one of the two main parts of a laser; the other is the laser head
The device used to convert, regulate, and transmit external power for use by the components housed inside the computer chassis
Supplies the motherboard with 5v and the other devices with 12v It powers the computer
converts the electricity from the wall outlet into the flavor that the computer can digest
There are four types of power supply: base supply; semi-base supply in winter periods, peak supply in periods of peak demand and back-up supply supplementing the base supply
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
A device that regulates the voltage and amperage supplied to other components within the computer
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 box inside your computer that supplies it with the electricity that it needs The Power Supply converts the house AC current to voltages the computer can use, 3 3, 5, and 12 volts DC
A separate unit or part of a circuit that supplies power to the rest of the circuit or to a system