This blog is about the Overvoltage Protection of portable power stations.
Overvoltage protection is a power supply feature that shuts down the supply or clamps the output when the voltage exceeds a preset level.
Most power supplies use an over-voltage protection circuit to prevent damage to the electronic components. The impact of an over-voltage condition varies from one circuit to the other and ranges from damaging the components to degrading the components and causing circuit malfunctions or fire.
An over-voltage condition might occur in the power supply due to faults inside the supply, or from external causes such as those in the distribution lines.
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