Voltage compliance refers to the maximum voltage range that a circuit or device can output or withstand without malfunctioning. It is crucial in ensuring that components operate efficiently and safely within their specified limits, preventing damage and ensuring optimal performance.
A current drive is a circuit or device designed to control and supply a constant electrical current to a load, ensuring consistent performance despite variations in voltage or resistance. These systems are crucial in applications like LED lighting, battery charging, and motor control where stable current levels are essential for reliability and efficiency.