What is the difference between constant voltage (CV) and constant current (CC) modes in a programmable power supply?
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Xi'an ActionPower Electric Co., Ltd.
“Constant voltage (CV) mode regulates output voltage while limiting current, whereas constant current (CC) mode regulates output current while allowing voltage to vary within the compliance range. Understanding the CV/CC crossover point is critical for safe DUT bring-up and preventing unintended current overstress during transients.”
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