resonant-mode power supply
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resonant-mode power supply
(¦rez·ən·ənt ¦mōd ′p&adot;u̇·ər sə′plī)
(electronics) An electronic power supply in which the current and voltage waveforms are shaped to sinusoids by a small inductor and capacitor inserted in the current path.
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