Precision high-current computer power supplies
Allen B. Rosenstein
Abstract
Allen B. Rosenstein
Abstract
THE increasing size and complexity of analogue and digital computers has resulted in an ascending demand for expanding quantities of well-regulated and filtered d-c power. As the machines have grown in size the regulated power demands have gone from milliamperes to amperes, to tens of amperes, and now to hundreds of amperes. These increased loads have been supplied by various methods, most of which offered compromises with desired performance.
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THE increasing size and complexity of analogue and digital computers has resulted in an ascending demand for expanding quantities of well-regulated and filtered d-c power. As the machines have grown in size the regulated power demands have gone from milliamperes to amperes, to tens of amperes, and now to hundreds of amperes. These increased loads have been supplied by various methods, most of which offered compromises with desired performance.
Key concepts: Ampere, Electrical engineering, Power (physics), Current (fluid), Volt-ampere, Computer science, Engineering, Electronic engineering