Common rail (electricity)
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common-rail-electricity-275-18578804
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Common rail (electricity)
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In electrical engineering, a common rail is a shared path between different electrical routes in an electrical circuit. For example, a device or circuit board might have a power rail or a ground rail, which components are attached to, so all the electrical charge flowing through different components is drawn from/collected into a single conductor line. The ATX standard for PC power supplies defines a set of common rails as to ground the power, these rails are designated as COM and all have black
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Shared path between different electrical routes
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_rail_(electricity)
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2021-09-01T06:14:12Z
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