
Power refers to electronic components and modules dedicated to generating, converting, regulating, distributing, and protecting electrical energy within electronic systems. This category covers devices that manage power flow and ensure stable, controlled delivery of voltage and current to other circuit blocks.
Power components are fundamental building blocks in electronic design, supporting reliable operation by managing how electrical energy is delivered and controlled across a circuit.

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