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3.3V and 1.8V are often used as VCC in embedded processors, and they're the ranges for hard drives & RAM. If you're dealing with those low powered devices, ther
by Scene_Cast2 14y ago
3.3V and 1.8V are often used as VCC in embedded processors, and they're the ranges for hard drives & RAM. If you're dealing with those low powered devices, there's usually a dirt-cheap and tiny DC-DC converter on-board. And you're not going to see anything high-powered enough to use these voltages, I don't think.
RE: 12V. Your car's voltage supply has huge margins (ripple, DC offset, etc), but in general - sure.