Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
vdc
abbreviation
ˈviːˌdiːˈsiː
Definition
VDC stands for ‘Voltage Direct Current,’ a term used to describe electrical voltage produced by a source that provides direct current.
Examples
- The solar panel system operates at 48 VDC to efficiently power the battery storage.
- Many electronic devices, such as laptops and phones, operate on low-voltage VDC for safety and efficiency.
- The VDC output of the power supply must match the requirements of the circuit to ensure proper functionality.
Meaning
VDC is commonly used in electrical engineering and technology to indicate the voltage level associated with direct current systems.
Synonyms
- Direct Voltage
- Direct Current Voltage
- DC Voltage
