Power Converters
 Power supplies are sometimes referred to as power converters because they converts their input power, both voltage and current, to other levels. The output wattage (voltage x current) remains the same as the input wattage, less the loss of conversion.  For example, a 6 volt 20 amp output would draw a little more than 1 amp from a 120 volt input.  Power converters may have either an AC or DC input.  Power converters most commonly have a DC output, and when the output is AC, the term ‘Inverter’ is usually used.
Power supplies are sometimes referred to as power converters because they converts their input power, both voltage and current, to other levels. The output wattage (voltage x current) remains the same as the input wattage, less the loss of conversion.  For example, a 6 volt 20 amp output would draw a little more than 1 amp from a 120 volt input.  Power converters may have either an AC or DC input.  Power converters most commonly have a DC output, and when the output is AC, the term ‘Inverter’ is usually used.
Acopian manufactures both AC-to-DC and DC-to-DC power supplies/power converters.
- AC-DC SINGLE OUTPUT POWER SUPPLIES
- AC-DC DUAL & TRIPLE OUTPUT POWER SUPPLIES
- AC-DC WIDE ADJUST OUTPUT POWER SUPPLIES
- DC-DC CONVERTERS
- HIGH VOLTAGE, AC-DC & DC-DC (0 - 30,000 volts)
- REDUNDANT SYSTEMS and N+1 POWER SUPPLIES
- POWER SYSTEMS (Online System Builder) Built to your requirements
- Linear Power Supplies
- Switching Power Supplies
- Unregulated Power Supplies
- 1U Power Supply Models
- 2U Power Supply Models
- Programmable Power Supplies
- Universal Input Power Supplies
- Constant Current Power Supplies
- Power Factor Correction Power Supplies
- DIN Rail Mountable Power Supplies
- Wall Mount Power Supplies
- Rack Mount Power Supplies
- UL508 Power Supplies
- NEMA 4X Enclosed Power Supplies
 
                    
                 
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