A power module is a device used to provide the power required by electronic devices, and its functions include:
Voltage Conversion: The power module can convert the input voltage into a stable output voltage required by the device, such as converting AC power to DC power or converting high voltage to low voltage.
Current filtering: The power module can filter and stabilize the input current to ensure stable and reliable output current.
Power protection: Power modules typically include functions such as overvoltage protection, overcurrent protection, and short-circuit protection to protect electronic devices from power fluctuations and sudden failures.
Provide stable power supply: The power module can provide stable and reliable power supply to ensure the normal operation of electronic devices.
Energy saving function: Some power modules also have energy-saving functions, which can adjust the output voltage and current according to the actual load situation to improve energy efficiency.
In general, the function of a power module is to provide stable and reliable power to electronic devices and protect them from power issues.
