Static Voltage Stabilizer, What Are The Functions Of The Voltage Stabilizer?

Static Voltage Stabilizer

Static voltage stabilizer is a device that stabilizes the output voltage.

Types

Voltage stabilizers include large static voltage stabilizers with power ranging from tens to thousands of kilowatts, which are used to supply working power to large experimental, industrial and medical equipment. There are also small static voltage stabilizers with power ranging from a few watts to a few kilowatts, which provide high-quality power for small laboratories or household appliances.

Function

A static voltage stabilizer is a power supply circuit or power supply equipment that can automatically adjust the output voltage. Its function is to stabilize the power supply voltage that fluctuates greatly and does not meet the requirements of electrical equipment within its set value range, so that various circuits or electrical equipment can work normally under the rated working voltage.

The static voltage stabilizer stabilizes the voltage by the beating of the relay. When the grid voltage fluctuates, the automatic correction circuit of the static voltage stabilizer starts to activate the internal relay. The output voltage is forced to remain near the set value. The advantage of this circuit is that the circuit is simple, and the disadvantage is that the voltage stabilization accuracy is not high and every time the relay jumps and shifts gears, the power supply will be interrupted for a moment and spark interference will be generated.

This has a great impact on the reading and writing of computer equipment, which can easily cause error signals in the computer and even damage the hard disk in serious cases.

Most high-quality small voltage stabilizers use the method of motor-driven carbon brushes to stabilize the voltage. Static voltage stabilizers have little interference with electrical equipment and relatively high voltage stabilization accuracy.