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You would still need a DC/DC converter, and if you do that you might as well just go from AC. You are thinking wall-wart type applications. I'm more along the
by Amadou 13y ago
You would still need a DC/DC converter, and if you do that you might as well just go from AC.
You are thinking wall-wart type applications. I'm more along the lines of infrastructure, lights and other permanently installed devices that can be designed from the ground-up to operate at 44v.
- ars 13y ago> designed from the ground-up to operate at 44v. Why? What's the benefit over 110v?