Basic Functions of a Power Regulator

A power regulator's primary functions include current and voltage regulation, as well as protection against overcurrent, overvoltage, and undervoltage. By adjusting components such as resistance and inductance in circuits, it enables precise control of equipment such as motors, heaters, and lighting. Power regulators also feature automatic detection and diagnostic capabilities, enabling them to promptly identify circuit anomalies and initiate appropriate protective measures to ensure proper operation.