Aging: The operation of a power sup

Aging: The operation of a power supply under tightly controlled
conditions (input voltage, output load, ambient temperature,
etc.) for a predetermined time. Used in reliability testing
to screen out or stabilize marginal units (infant mortality).
See Burn-in.
Alternating Current (Voltage): (ac) A periodic current (voltage)
that symmetrically switches direction of fl ow from positive
to negative values. Over a given period of time, the average
value of an ac waveform is zero. The number of cycles completed
per second is the ac frequency. See Direct Current.
Ambient Air: The air mass immediately surrounding an operating
power supply. Reliable operation of power supplies
requires sufficient surrounding air mass and fl ow to prevent
thermal runaway caused by heat dissipated by the supply.
Ambient Temperature: The average temperature of air
immediately surrounding a power system. Temperature measurements
should be made approximately 0.5 inches from the
body of the power supply. See Operating Temperature and
Storage Temperature.
American Wire Gauge: (AWG) A standard for sizing wire by
cross sectional area.
Ampere: (A) The base unit of current, equal to:

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Aging: The operation of a Power Supply under tightly controlled
conditions (Voltage input, output load, Ambient Temperature,
etc.) for a predetermined time. Used in reliability Testing
to Screen out or stabilize Marginal units (Infant mortality).
See Burn-in.
Alternating Current (Voltage): (AC) A periodic current (Voltage)
that symmetrically Switches Direction of FL OW from positive
to Negative values. Given over a period of time, The Average
value of an AC waveform is Zero. The number of completed Cycles
Per Second is The AC frequency. See Direct Current.
Ambient Air: The Air mass immediately surrounding an operating
Power Supply. Reliable operation of Power Supplies
requires sufficient mass and surrounding Air FL OW to Prevent
Thermal Runaway caused by Heat dissipated by The Supply.
Ambient Temperature: The Average Temperature of Air
immediately surrounding a Power System. Temperature measurements
should be approximately 0.5 inches Made from The
Body of The Power Supply. See Temperature Operating and
Storage Temperature.
American Wire Gauge: (AWG) A standard for Wire Sizing by
Cross sectional Area.
Ampere: (A) The Base Unit of current, equal to:.

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Aging: The operation of a power supply under tightly controlled
conditions (input, load voltage output, temperature
ambient, etc.). For a predetermined time. Used in reliability testing
to screen out or stabilize marginal units (infant mortality).
See. Burn-in.
Alternating Current (Voltage): (AC) A periodic current (voltage)
that symmetrically switches direction of fl ow. From positive
.To negative values. Over a given period, of time the average
value of an AC waveform is zero. The number of cycles completed
per. Second is the AC frequency. See Direct Current.
Ambient Air: The air mass immediately surrounding an operating
power, supply. Reliable operation of power supplies
requires sufficient surrounding air mass and fl ow to prevent
.Thermal runaway caused by heat dissipated by the supply.
Ambient Temperature: The average temperature of air
immediately. Surrounding a power system. Temperature measurements
should be made approximately 0.5 inches from the
body of the power. Supply. See Operating Temperature and
Storage Temperature.
American Wire Gauge: (AWG) A standard for sizing wire by
cross. Sectional area.
Ampere:(A) The base unit, of current equal to: