Power supplies with open housing

Caseless power supplies

 

Switching power supplies

 

A switching power supply is a device that is used to convert electrical voltage from one level to another by using pulses. It is an efficient way of supplying electricity to various electronic devices. One of the main advantages of switching power supply is that it is more efficient than traditional power supply methods. This is due to the fact that a switching power supply uses less energy to convert the voltage and heats up less. This makes it an economical and environmentally friendly solution.

 

Applications of switching power supplies

 

In addition, a switching power supply is more compact and lightweight compared to traditional power supplies. This makes it ideal for applications where space and weight are limited. It is used in the construction of lighting and electrical installations such as LED strips, LED panels and freckles, telephones, laptops and other electrical devices. In addition to being a power supply device, it also plays the role of a stabilizer and a fuse. Suitable for building lighting systems such as spots or panels and in case of alternating voltage or current surges, it takes the load of the network and prevents the burning of the device it supplies.

 

Caseless power supplies

 

The impulse devices in the category are without an external case, which makes them convenient to embed in various devices. Another advantage of a switching power supply is that it can operate with different input voltages and generate different output voltages. This makes it very flexible and suitable for different applications. For example, switching power can be used to charge batteries with different voltages, as well as to power electronic components with different voltage requirements.