38V

38V refers to a voltage level of 38 volts. This is a common nominal voltage used in various electrical and electronic applications. In the context of direct current (DC) power, 38V typically represents the potential difference supplied by a battery or power supply. This voltage is often encountered in certain types of industrial equipment, some specialized battery systems, and as an intermediate voltage in some power conversion circuits. It falls within the range of low-voltage DC power, which is generally considered safer to handle than higher voltage levels. The specific applications for 38V can vary widely depending on the industry and the device's design. It is not a universally standardized voltage like 12V or 24V, but its presence indicates a particular design choice for efficient operation of specific components or systems.