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SMPS
(redirected from Switched mode power supply)

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SMPSSociety for Marketing Professional Services
SMPSSwitched Mode Power Supply
SMPSScanning Mobility Particle Sizer (particle physics)
SMPSSwitching Mode Power Supply
SMPSSchool of Mathematical and Physical Sciences (Australia)
SMPSSt. Mary Parish School (Derby, KS)


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Using a switched mode power supply, it operates on voltages from 6-12V AC or DC.
OptiLED Introduces New S6 Glass Light Bulbs at LDI Entertainment ... by Business Wire
Using a switched mode power supply, it operates on voltages from 100 VAC to 240 VAC.
OptiLED's Introduces LED Replacement for Incandescent S11 Glass Light ... by Business Wire
D2Audio, the world's only manufacturer of intelligent digital amplifiers, and Celetronix, a leading producer of power supplies, have partnered to create a switched mode power supply (SMPS) specifically designed for the high power requirements of today's demanding multi-channel digital audio products, which are smaller, more efficient, cooler and lower cost.
D2Audio and Celetronix Create Audio-Grade Switched Mode Power Supply by Business Wire
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