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A power supply module (PSM) is a type of electrical device that provides power to electronic devices. PSMs are typically used as a stand-alone unit in industrial and commercial applications. They are typically designed to provide a certain voltage, current, or power input that is specific to the type of device being powered. PSMs are designed to convert a single alternating current (AC) input into multiple direct current (DC) outputs. The voltage and current provided by PSM will depend on the type of device being powered and the power requirements specified by the manufacturer. PSMs are typically built with a metal housing, which is then filled with capacitors, resistors, and other components that control the voltage, current, and frequency of the output. PSM also includes a rectifier to convert AC to DC, as well as transistors and other components that regulate the output. In some designs, PSM also includes circuit protection to prevent overcurrent or overvoltage conditions. Some PSMs are designed to output multiple voltages, allowing them to be used with a variety of different devices. Depending on the application, PSM may also be designed with multiple channels and consist of a series of modules that are connected in parallel. PSMs can also be designed to include a battery backup system, which provides emergency power in the event of a power outage. Battery backup systems typically include a reserve power battery, a charger, and protection circuits. The components of the battery backup system work together to provide a designated amount of power for the duration of the outage. PSMs are commonly used in industrial, commercial, and residential settings as they are capable of supplying various amounts of power depending on the device or system being powered. In general, they can increase safety by providing a regulated power source, prevent overloading of circuits, and reduce the risk of short circuit or other failures.