When constant voltage is needed, you need DC power
supply. It stands for direct current
meaning the flow is unidirectional. The
process can only be realized by DC conversion as done by DC converters. A DC
to DC converter
takes the
voltage from a DC source and switches the voltage to another level of DC
voltage. It is used to enhance, or
reduce, voltage levels. Some devices
require a certain amount to run. Too much can damage the device; not enough
keeps it from functioning. Converters
take power from the battery and cut down the or step-up the voltage.
DC
to DC converters in electronic circuits employ switching technology. Switched-mode DC-to-DC converters convert the DC voltage by storing input
energy for a short time and then distributing it at another voltage
output. This switching conversion is
more power-efficient than linear voltage regulation (as it depletes
nonessential power as heat). The higher
efficiency of a switched-mode converter reduces the need for heat-sinking,
improving battery function in portable equipment.
This
technology is useful today. We sit in
portable chargers, automobiles, and portable DVD players. Their high voltage DC-DC converters are well-designed
and perfect for high performance applications.
HVM
Technology is a leading name in providing switch-mode power conversion solutions
to the industrial, medical, communications, computer, consumer, and lighting
markets. For further details, please reach out at (830) 626-5552.