võrgutoites

Võrgutoites refers to a type of power supply that is connected directly to the mains electricity network. This contrasts with battery-powered devices or those that use separate, external power adapters. In essence, võrgutoites devices draw their operating energy from the alternating current (AC) provided by a wall outlet.

The internal circuitry of a võrgutoites device is responsible for converting the high-voltage AC from the mains into the specific low-voltage direct current (DC) required by the device's components. This conversion process typically involves transformers, rectifiers, filters, and voltage regulators. The design and efficiency of these components are crucial for the device's performance and safety.

Võrgutoites is common in a wide range of electronic equipment, including computers, televisions, routers, and many household appliances. The convenience of not needing to replace batteries or carry separate adapters makes võrgutoites a prevalent power source for many everyday electronics. However, it also means that the device's operation is dependent on the availability of mains electricity and requires appropriate safety measures to prevent electrical hazards.