AC power sources, also known as frequency converters, function as high-precision AC-to-AC converters that isolate and stabilize voltage and frequency. They are essential for simulating global power grids to test export products, ensuring stable power for sensitive research equipment, and evaluating device immunity against power line disturbances such as noise and momentary voltage dips.
For details on global voltage standards and outlet configurations, please refer to our technical article, "AC Power Supply: Fundamentals and International Differences". Additionally, information on the crest factor, a key indicator of AC power quality, is available in "What is the Crest Factor?".
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- Related Terms:
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- Alternating current (AC)
- AC to AC converters
- Crest Factor
- power plant
