What is a AC DC converter?

An ACDC converter is a device that converts alternating current power (AC) to direct current power (DC). Although it is often used in household equipment, it is generally used to convert AC voltage, which is a commercial power source, to DC voltage and use it when electronic or electrical equipment requires a DC power supply. An ACDC converter contains a transformer and circuits such as a rectifier and switching regulator, and converts AC input to DC using methods such as pulse width modulation (PWM). There are various output voltages and current capacities of converters, and it is necessary to select one according to the application. A high-quality converter is used to efficiently convert incoming AC power into DC power, enabling a stable power supply to electronic devices.

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