1. Nature of Current: AC vs. DC The most obvious difference between AC and DC charging lies in the type of electrical current used.

An electrical contractor in Austin, TX, posted a super-informative blog post about understanding AC and DC electrical currents. This is what the differences boil down to: "DC" means "direct current".

AC and DC power differ in direction, usage, and efficiency. Learn the basics of how alternating and direct current work and where each is used.

In this article, Lambient Technologies discusses the major differences between AC and DC cure monitoring. They also help determine which measurements are better for different situations with respect ...

Batteries are a part of our everyday life, and power everything from phones to gaming handhelds to laptops, but do those batteries use AC or DC current?

Can you leave chargers plugged in all the time? An expert explains - Most people have a phone charger plugged in next to their bed, which they never bother to switch off at the wall - but is that ...

Despite the dominance of alternating current in our day to day lives, direct current still has some very useful applications.

Investigating potential power current sources capable of handling both AC and DC currents using the LM317 current source.

I believe it is important for business leaders to understand the potential for electric vehicles that feature an emerging innovation known as bidirectional technology.

ROHM leverages its LogiCoA technology to control a power-factor-correction stage and flyback DC-DC converter stage at the same time.