power pack
(electronics) Unit for converting power from an alternating- or direct-current supply into an alternating- or direct-current power at voltages suitable for supplying an electronic device.
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(electronics) Unit for converting power from an alternating- or direct-current supply into an alternating- or direct-current power at voltages suitable for supplying an electronic device.
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