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No, you just shouldn't assume that that's the case. In the case of a computer and mains, both of those are nominal voltages and there will be a range of voltage
by rcxdude 1y ago
No, you just shouldn't assume that that's the case. In the case of a computer and mains, both of those are nominal voltages and there will be a range of voltages which are expected to function, and if you want to check for sure, you should check those ranges.
- Dylan16807 1y agoThe point is, voltages are usually a 1:1 match. That includes when you're working with ranges, you want the supply range to be inside the load range. And even for amps where you see that 80% rule, that's for keeping the load smaller than the supply. Solar panels aren't a load and don't work that way.