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What is the difference between regulator and stabiliser.

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Last Update: July 19, 2008 Asked by: Venkata Narasimhan

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December 27, 2007 05:00:44

thicman101112

Member Since: December 2007 Contribution: 3

RE: What is the difference between regulator and stabiliser.

by the definition the regulator and the stabiliser is same,depends upon the application both are differs, in the applications we are using the regulator for getting different output(voltage) and the stabiliser for stable output(voltage),it maybe increasing or decreasing.

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February 05, 2008 15:52:10

haveasafeday

Member Since: February 2008 Contribution: 8

RE: What is the difference between regulator and stabiliser.

Cotinuing with earlier answer I want to add something that regulator is nothing but a part of stabiliser.

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July 19, 2008 06:59:28

eeemalik

Member Since: July 2008 Contribution: 4

RE: What is the difference between regulator and stabiliser.

Regulator : Is a control the current using resistance, u can adjust the power output (min to max).

Stabiliser : Stabiliser is a stable the constant power output depends on rating of a stabiliser

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