Input voltage refers to the voltage range required for a power supply to operate within its specified performance limits. For AC inputs, this voltage is typically expressed as a Root Mean Square (RMS) value.
- Max
- Em
- RMS
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E (rms) =
- Average
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E (ave) =
Standard AC input configurations include single-phase and three-phase connections. Three-phase inputs are typically used for high-power industrial applications to ensure efficient power delivery.
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