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Old 04-01-2017, 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by g__day View Post
Imagine if I hooked up one of my 12V 10 amp Lab power supplies then in the camera's ascom driver told the camera to shoot for -60 celcius - wonder if it would try drawing all 10 amps to get then fry itself? I imagine the manufacturer would then say oh you shouldn't have tried that and I didn't enfore and hard saftey limits in my gear or the drivers - oops, my bad but you are out of warranty.
Electrical power requirements are governed by the device drawing the current, not the device supplying the current.

Your device will state what its requirements are and will only draw (up to) that current, barring a problem with the electronics.

The only problems that can arise to disable or break your device is if the supplied voltage is higher than required or if the supplied amperage is lower than required.
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