Servo Voltage Stabilizer

A servo voltage stabilizer is an electrical device used to regulate and stabilize the voltage output of an AC power source. It is also known as an automatic voltage regulator (AVR).

The servo voltage stabilizer consists of a voltage regulator and a servo motor. The voltage regulator senses the incoming voltage and compares it to a reference voltage. If the incoming voltage fluctuates, the voltage regulator sends a signal to the servo motor to adjust the voltage to the desired level. The servo motor then adjusts the voltage by increasing or decreasing the voltage output of the stabilizer transformer.

Servo voltage stabilizers are commonly used in industries and commercial buildings where the voltage fluctuation is high. They are also used in sensitive electronic equipment such as computers, medical equipment, and communication systems where even a slight voltage fluctuation can cause damage or malfunction.

Overall, a servo voltage stabilizer is an essential tool to ensure a stable and continuous power supply, which is crucial for the smooth functioning of various electrical and electronic devices.