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We've included this handy glossary to help with the terminology & abbreviations relating to power products. Pick a letter below to begin, or download the glossary to refer to it whenever you like.
A | From 'A' to 'AWG' |
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B | From 'Back Electromotive Force (Back EMF)' to 'Bus Converter ' |
C | From 'C' to 'Curve B (or Class B)' |
D | From 'dB' to 'Dynamic Load' |
E | From 'Earth' to 'External Fusing' |
F | From 'F' to 'Fusible Link' |
G | From 'Galvanic' to 'Grounded' |
H | From 'H' to 'Hz' |
I | From 'I ' to 'Isolation Voltage' |
J | From 'J ' to 'Junction Field Effect Transistor (JFET)' |
K | From 'K' to 'kWh' |
L | From 'L ' to 'LVD' |
M | From 'Magnetic Amplifier (Mag Amp)' to 'Multi-Resonant Topology (MRT)' |
N | From 'Nano ' to 'NTC' |
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O | From 'OCV' to 'OVP' |
P | From 'P' to 'PWM ' |
Q | From 'Quarter Brick ' to 'Quarter Brick ' |
R | From 'R' to 'RS485' |
S | From 'S' to 'System International d’Unites (SI)' |
T | From 't' to 'TUV ' |
U | From 'U' to 'USB' |
V | From 'V' to 'Vss' |
W | From 'W' to 'Working Voltage' |
X-Z | From 'X ' to 'Zetta ' |
# | From '°C ' to '°F ' |
Converts between balanced and unbalanced electrical signals/power. A differential wound choke used as an EMI filter component. Presents a high impedance to common-mode signals and a low impedance to differential mode signals.
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