#electronic converters

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What exactly is a power surge?

The power coming from a standard wall outlet is 120-volt AC power. However, the voltage is not constant at 120 volts; it can range between 0 and 169 volts. The voltage during a destructive power surge exceeds 169 volts.

What Causes Power Surges?

During power grid switching, an electric utility company can cause power surges. They can also occur if a neighboring transformer or transmission line malfunctions. Lightning strikes can cause some of the most powerful power spikes. Surges can also happen in the house. When a high-powered electrical appliance, such as an air conditioner or refrigerator, is turned on or off, a minor power surge can occur. Because the motors and compressors in these appliances take so much energy to turn on and off, the momentary power demand disrupts the electrical system's steady voltage flow.

How Do Power Surges Affect the Environment?

A voltage increase over a device's typical operating voltage can result in an electrical current arc within the device.The heat produced as a result of this can harm the electronic circuit boards and other components within the gadget. Major power surges, such as those caused by lightning strikes, have the potential to cause permanent damage in an instant. Smaller surges, such as those generated when your air conditioner cycles on, can inflict hidden damage in little increments that add up over time. They may not completely disable an appliance, but they can significantly reduce the usable life of any item.

What Are the Symptoms of a Power Outage?

A power surge may cause the following symptoms in your appliance or device: The clock or lights on the device are flashing. The device is turned off or does not function. An unpleasant, burnt odor emanates from the device or power source.

A surge protector or power strip may need to be reset. How to Protect Your Appliances and Electronics from Power Surges. You can't control what occurs outside your door, but you can keep what's inside safe. Investing in a good surge protector, also known as a surge suppressor or surge diverter, can help safeguard your home against power surges.

Voltage spikes are safely diverted to the ground by a surge protector rather than entering the sensitive circuits of your appliances or equipment. Choosing the Correct Surge Protector. The sort of surge protector you choose will be determined by how you want to use it and what you can afford.

Whole-house surge suppressors, also known as panel-mounted surge suppressors, connect directly to your home's fuse box and stop electrical surges at the source. The price is dictated by the suppressor's power capability, which is measured in joules, and can range from $50 to several hundred dollars.

Power strips with surge protection are the most prevalent and cost-effective type of surge prevention. Surge-protected power strips are rated in joules, so selecting a model with the right rating for the appliances you're protecting is critical. Surge protectors range in price from 400 to 600 joules, with higher-end protectors rated at 1,000 or more.

Surge protection is not available on all power strips, so choose wisely. TVSSs are hardwired directly into one of your home's outlet boxes and can provide exceptional safety for anything hooked into them. Different models will offer varying amounts of clamping (300-400 volts) and capacity (290-900 joules).

They have a light or an alert that indicates a power surge. They will continue to operate following a surge, but their capacity may be limited. Depending on the capacity, amperage, and lights/alarms, the average cost ranges from $25 to $100.

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🇺🇸 Step back in time to 1986 and witness the dawn of a revolutionary device—the IBM PC Convertible. As one of the earliest portable computers, the PC Convertible marked a significant milestone in the evolution of American personal computing, offering newfound mobility and versatility to professionals and enthusiasts alike.

💻 The IBM PC Convertible represented IBM's inaugural foray into creating a portable version of its iconic PC line. It was the first laptop-style computer following the luggable IBM Portable, and notably introduced the 3½-inch floppy disk format to the IBM product line. Featuring a clamshell design this groundbreaking device set the stage for future generations of laptops. Its compact form factor and relatively lightweight made it a practical choice for on-the-go computing—a novel concept at the time.

⌨️ Unlike earlier portable computers that required external keyboards, the PC Convertible boasted a built-in keyboard, enhancing its usability and convenience.

👉 The PC Convertible came in three models: PC Convertible, PC Convertible Model 2, and Model 3. The latter two were released in October 1987 and are primarily distinguished by their LCD panels. The original Convertible used a non-backlit panel, which was considered difficult to read. The Model 2 lacked a backlight as well but upgraded to an improved supertwist panel, while the Model 3 included a backlight.

🖥️ Equipped with an innovative flip-up monochrome, CGA-compatible LCD screen, the PC Convertible offered a crisp display for viewing documents and running applications—a revolutionary feature for its time.

💾 Powered by an Intel 80C88 CPU, the PC Convertible came with built-in storage options, including 256 KB of RAM (expandable to 640 KB) and dual 720 KB 3.5-inch floppy drives, enabling users to store and access data with ease. It also featured serial and parallel ports for connecting peripherals.

🔋 Despite its modest battery life by today's standards, the PC Convertible offered respectable uptime, allowing users to work on the go without being tethered to a power source. Weighing just over 12 pounds and featuring a built-in carrying handle, the PC Convertible's battery was rated for 10 hours.

🌟 The IBM PC Convertible was succeeded in 1991 by the PS/2 L40 SX, and in Japan by the IBM Personal System/55note, the predecessor to the ThinkPad. The IBM PC Convertible left an indelible mark on the history of computing, paving the way for the modern laptops we use today. Its innovative design and practical features demonstrated the potential of portable computing, inspiring subsequent advancements in mobile technology.

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1958 Sylvania Convertible Television

[smidge-j]

Bad news: my car has decided to have every problem all at once and show me all the warning lights all at once, as well as judder and shake violently whenever I accelerate. Or decelerate. Or just driving at a constant speed.

Good news: This happened the day after my road trip, so at least my car is not going to break in the middle of bumfuck nowhere hundreds of miles away from anywhere important

[creaturefeaster]

wondering for oc reasons - if two (or more) mimes were closely bonded (similar to how n&o are a package deal, in a sense) would they be able to host in the same body? if not, is it ever possible for that to happen?

No, even N & O cannot host the same thing at the same time. One host can only hold the system of one mime, and especially in biological hosts, the conflict of hemolymph would not allow both to exist in the same body.

A mime invades the host's system with their own, stemming out themselves to conform to the innards of the body, and that doesn't leave much room or functionality for a second controller.

That being said, in very special circumstances like in Atromea's case, it is still theoretically possible. Atromea, while mentally two seperated mimes, is fused into one functional being. They have their own unique color of hemolymph and there is no issue of two different colors mixing. Together they could host one body, though it'd probably be a mental mess. As soon as they split up though, they are two seperated bodies and can no longer host in one single individual.

Mimes bound together such as Atromea are a rare case, but obviously not impossible to achieve-- and that would be the only way two mimes could host together.

[orcelito]

Sleepy... and finally back at my apartment.

I wasn't able to do any writing over the weekend (sad) but I'm Gonna Try in the coming days

.... I also have to clean my apartment bc my dad's gonna visit on Wednesday lol. And I care a lot more about my apartment not being a pigsty for him than I do with my sister visiting.

Ah Well... ITNL 14 will come out Someday...

[disir2nie]

Future Electronics products; Memory, wireless, LED, Filters

Future Electronics’ stock reliability has long been a staple of the company. For this reason, customers turn to their trusted partner to find the parts they need when they need them. With deals and promotions like this being a rare occasion in the industry, this becomes the best time for customers to stock up on discrete semiconductors.

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Robert G. Miller& Future Electronics treated employees as part of big family

Future Electronics is at the core of Miller’s interaction with the global community. It would, in a sense, be correct to say that the company was founded to help Miller achieve many of the goals he is passionate about. Interestingly, though, Miller stumbled into the electronics distribution business via his other passion – broadcasting.

[jlio2hitt]

Future Electronics Hosts LifeWorks Virtual Fatigue Webinar for All Employees

The webinar will be led by Jonathan Zinck, who will explain what virtual fatigue is, and will help participants understand why virtual interactions a source of fatigue can be. They will also learn practical strategies to reduce virtual fatigue, and various approaches to adapt to this mode of communication and stay engaged in virtual meetings.

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https://www.pressroom.biz/@futureelec/robert-miller-congratulates-future-team-on-winning-geyer-s-2021-americas-distributor-of-the-year-3w7akdxdr7yb

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voltage stabilizer

What exactly is a power surge?

The power coming from a standard wall outlet is 120-volt AC power. However, the voltage is not constant at 120 volts; it can range between 0 and 169 volts. The voltage during a destructive power surge exceeds 169 volts.

What Causes Power Surges?

During power grid switching, an electric utility company can cause power surges. They can also occur if a neighboring transformer or transmission line malfunctions. Lightning strikes can cause some of the most powerful power spikes. Surges can also happen in the house. When a high-powered electrical appliance, such as an air conditioner or refrigerator, is turned on or off, a minor power surge can occur. Because the motors and compressors in these appliances take so much energy to turn on and off, the momentary power demand disrupts the electrical system's steady voltage flow.

How Do Power Surges Affect the Environment?

A voltage increase over a device's typical operating voltage can result in an electrical current arc within the device.The heat produced as a result of this can harm the electronic circuit boards and other components within the gadget. Major power surges, such as those caused by lightning strikes, have the potential to cause permanent damage in an instant. Smaller surges, such as those generated when your air conditioner cycles on, can inflict hidden damage in little increments that add up over time. They may not completely disable an appliance, but they can significantly reduce the usable life of any item.

What Are the Symptoms of a Power Outage?

A power surge may cause the following symptoms in your appliance or device: The clock or lights on the device are flashing. The device is turned off or does not function. An unpleasant, burnt odor emanates from the device or power source.

A surge protector or power strip may need to be reset. How to Protect Your Appliances and Electronics from Power Surges. You can't control what occurs outside your door, but you can keep what's inside safe. Investing in a good surge protector, also known as a surge suppressor or surge diverter, can help safeguard your home against power surges.

Voltage spikes are safely diverted to the ground by a surge protector rather than entering the sensitive circuits of your appliances or equipment. Choosing the Correct Surge Protector. The sort of surge protector you choose will be determined by how you want to use it and what you can afford.

Whole-house surge suppressors, also known as panel-mounted surge suppressors, connect directly to your home's fuse box and stop electrical surges at the source. The price is dictated by the suppressor's power capability, which is measured in joules, and can range from $50 to several hundred dollars.

Power strips with surge protection are the most prevalent and cost-effective type of surge prevention. Surge-protected power strips are rated in joules, so selecting a model with the right rating for the appliances you're protecting is critical. Surge protectors range in price from 400 to 600 joules, with higher-end protectors rated at 1,000 or more.

Surge protection is not available on all power strips, so choose wisely. TVSSs are hardwired directly into one of your home's outlet boxes and can provide exceptional safety for anything hooked into them. Different models will offer varying amounts of clamping (300-400 volts) and capacity (290-900 joules).

They have a light or an alert that indicates a power surge. They will continue to operate following a surge, but their capacity may be limited. Depending on the capacity, amperage, and lights/alarms, the average cost ranges from $25 to $100

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Robert Miller Congratulates Future Team On Winning Geyer's 2021 Americas Distributor Of The Year. Founded by Robert Miller in 1968, Future Electronics has over 5,500 employees and operates in 170 offices in 44 countries around the world. Future Electronics is globally integrated, with a unified IT infrastructure that delivers real-time inventory availability and access to customers.

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Robert Miller, President of Future Electronics, thanked everyone who contributed to the company's industry-leading performance on behalf of Geyer in 2021.

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https://www.majestictechnologies.in/course/courses/EEE/MATLAB-POWER-ELECTRONICS/ZCS---ZVS-Projects

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Buy DC - DC Converters Online in India

Buy high-quality DC-DC Converters online in India at Tomson Electronics. Explore our wide range of efficient and reliable converters perfect for your electronic projects.

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Future Electronics hosted free webinar about the memory solution

Attendees learned about the benefits of using SEMPER NOR Flash and F-RAM technologies in industrial applications and gained constructive knowledge on optimizing them for PLCs and motor control solutions.