tápfeszültséget

Tápfeszültség is a Hungarian term that translates to "supply voltage" or "operating voltage" in English. It refers to the electrical potential difference provided by a power source to operate an electronic device or circuit. This voltage is crucial for the proper functioning of any electrical system, as it drives the flow of electrons necessary for the device to perform its intended task.

The magnitude of the tápfeszültség is specified by the manufacturer of the device or component and must be maintained within a certain tolerance range. Too low a tápfeszültség can lead to malfunction or failure to operate, while too high a tápfeszültség can cause damage or permanent destruction of the components due to overheating or exceeding their electrical limits.

Tápfeszültség can be either direct current (DC) or alternating current (AC), depending on the nature of the power source and the requirements of the device. Electronic devices often require a stable DC tápfeszültség, which is typically provided by batteries or power supplies that convert AC mains voltage to DC. In some industrial applications, AC tápfeszültség is directly used.

Understanding and correctly applying the appropriate tápfeszültség is a fundamental aspect of electrical engineering, electronics design, and troubleshooting. It is often indicated on the device itself, in its documentation, or in circuit diagrams.