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It's quoted in current because these systems can operate on a range of voltages, depending on the batteries (or other power sources) used.
by bradstewart 10y ago
It's quoted in current because these systems can operate on a range of voltages, depending on the batteries (or other power sources) used.
- jff 10y agoAnd depending on the voltage provided it will draw a range of currents.
- fegu 10y agoIn general this is usually true, but simple non-switching regulators are quite common in electronics. They burn the excess energy as heat. In return the power supply has almost no ripple.
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