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What is the effect of variation in supply voltage?
A: Depends on the circuitry involved an op amp normally has a 90 Db rejection from variation, Logic gates however are more sensitive to power supply variation for the simple point that triggering points changes which translate in false triggering and the circuits miss behaving
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What are the four voltages produced by an AT power supply?
Answer +5, -5, +12, -12
What is supply voltage in 45nm?
0.8-1.2V Depends on manufacturer and technology options.
What is a 13.2 Voltage power supply used for?
It can be used for anything with a nominal 12 v requirement. In cars everything runs on a nominal voltage of 12 v but is designed to run on 13.8 v which is the voltage whe…n the car is running.
What supply voltage does a computer need?
At Least, 115 volts. Which is standard from a wall outlet. If should not matter how many volts your computer needs, but the watts does. For most computers they need anywhere f…rom 100-800 watts.
What is the voltage in a three phase electrical supplies?
The line-to-line voltage (line voltage) is the square-root of 3 higher than the line-to-neutral (phase voltage) voltage. So, if the phase voltage is 220 V, then the line volta…ge must be 381 V. Common North American three phase voltages are 120/208, 277/480 and 347/600. The sq. root of three is 1.73. By applying the method in the first answer's formula - 120 (phase to neutral or ground) volts x 1.73 = 208 (phase to phase) volts. Or going the other way 208 (phase to phase voltage)/1.73 = 120 (phase to neutral or ground) volts.
What is the principle cause of voltage variation?
Changes in load.
What is the mains voltage supply in the UK?
The nominal mains voltage in the UK is 230VAC, 50 Hz.
What is the supply voltage of 8085?
The supply voltage of the 8085 is 5 volts.
What is the standard supply AC voltage in the US?
5000 killowatts? North American standard 120/240 volts.
What voltages are supplies by the power supply on your system?
The power supply in a PC is a complex device using switch mode circuitry and transformers to generate +and- 12v, for modems and communications ports. +and-5volts for the… logic circuitry,3volts for the processor. All these supplies are generated and electronically regulated. It is such a waste when they are thrown a way still working. They are mini masterpieces of electronic engineering and are capable of starting a car!
What does a dual voltage power supply do?
It convert 220v or 115 to -12v and +12v by using many components and step down transformer.
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What is the nominal supply voltage?
The term, 'nominal', simply means 'named'. For example, the nominal supply voltage for a residence in the UK is 230 V. But this doesn't mean that the actual supply voltage is …230 V, because the supply voltage is allowed to vary by -6% and +10% of the nominal voltage. In other words, the actual voltage could be anywhere within the range of 216.2 V to 253 V. In fact, during periods of heavy load, the actual voltage would tend towards the lower end of this range, whereas during periods of higher load, the actual voltage would vary towards the upper end.
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What is the maximum supply voltage for a 74LS08?
The maximum supply voltage per the data sheet is 5.25 volts. This is a common max for TTL type IC's.
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What voltages are supplied by the power supply on your system?
The usual voltages produced by the power supply in a standard personal computer system are 5 volts and 12 volts. For more information see the Related Link shown below.
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Is there a voltage variation to your house?
There are always voltage variations to your house. The utility company is mandated to keep the fluctuations to within a 10 % tolerance. When heavy loads drop off the the utili…ty's grid the voltage momentarily rises and vise versa when a heavy load comes on to the grid the voltage momentarily drops. This is what the the utility company has to keep within their specified tolerance.
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How do you get half of the voltage from a DC supply circuit?
If you connect two resistors of the same resistance in series across the supply voltage, a voltage divider, the voltage across each will be half the supply voltage. Usin…g this logic, you could connect the load to the supply using a resistor equal in resistance to the load. If you use a voltage divider, you will need to consider the load resistance, because that will alter the balance of the circuit. You will also need to consider the required power, as that power will also be developed across the series resistor. In high power applications, you might be better off with a switching power supply circuit.