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Is the switching power supply output from a regulated or pulsed power supply?

Is the switching power supply output from a regulated or pulsed power supply?

Answer:

This is hard to say, switching power supply is very wide, can be DC power (regulator or steady flow) and pulse power, depending on the specific load demand. Better mobile phone charger is the output of the pulse, which is conducive to the battery life, the output of the DC also. On the phone battery charging is still more complex, not the general regulator or steady flow power can be completed, to use a dedicated chip. Regulator and steady flow operation should also be changed according to the charging process. Please refer to the relevant literature.
The pulse width at both ends of the transformer lead varies with the load or the pulse width which varies with the load and then becomes the pulsating DC through the rectifying element and then the pulsating DC becomes the flat by the discharge of the capacitor DC voltage through the regulator circuit to ensure the stability of the output so the result is the power supply voltage regulator phone is not the same as most of the regulator is also a cross-flow function there is no regulator of the DC (this is the kind of transformer, But 50HZ AC transformer after the rectification of the basic) out

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