DCController
DCController is a general term used in electrical engineering and embedded system design to denote a device, module, or software component that regulates direct current in a circuit or system. Its primary objective is to maintain a target voltage or current at the output, despite changes in load, input supply, or environmental conditions.
Typical implementations use a feedback loop in which sensors measure the actual output and feed the data
DCControllers may be built as embedded software running on microcontrollers or as dedicated ASIC/FPGA modules. Common
Applications span motor control for brushed direct‑current machines, power supplies and DC‑DC converters, battery charging and