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what is the difference between fixed power supply and variable power supply​

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Answered by mahi577
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A battery is a fixed DC supply, within its rated working voltage. Rectified DC output from AC supply source without smoothing is a varying DC , not variable. By variable supply we mean a supply whose voltage or current can be varied by some means, and is not fixed once for all.

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