Abstract: A temperature control system includes a temperature control circuit having a plurality of predetermined temperature values, a switch control circuit and a heating control circuit. The temperature control circuit outputs control signals according to the plurality of predetermined temperature values. The switch control circuit turns on according to the control signals and outputs the DC voltage to the heating control circuit which begins to get hot. The temperature control circuit detects a temperature of the heating control circuit from time to time and turns off the switch control circuit when the temperature of the heating control circuit is equal to a selected predetermined temperature.

Abstract: A Light Emitting Diode (LED) driving circuit includes a power supply circuit, an LED circuit, and a switch control circuit. The power supply circuit includes an energy storage device and a switch component connected to the energy storage device. The energy storage device stores electric power when the switch component is switched on. The LED circuit is connected to the energy storage device. The switch control circuit is connected to the switch component, and is adapted to control the on/off states of the switch component, thereby adjusting a current flowing through the LED circuit.

Abstract: A system for testing a computer includes a single chip microcontroller (SCM), an environmental test chamber, and a control device connected to the SCM and the environmental test chamber. The SCM repeatedly switches the computer on and off and monitors the computer's response. The environmental test chamber accommodates the computer. The control device receives monitored data from the SCM and controls temperature and humidity in the environmental test chamber.

Abstract: A system for testing a motherboard performance includes a control device, a voltage processing circuit, a voltage regulating circuit and a voltage feedback circuit. The control device stores a plurality of predetermined voltage values and outputs control signals according to the plurality of predetermined voltage values. The voltage processing circuit receives the control signal and outputs a plurality of PWM signals according to the control signal. The voltage regulating circuit receives the plurality of PWM signal and outputs a plurality of DC voltage to a plurality of voltage input terminals of the motherboard. The voltage feedback circuit collects voltage signals at the plurality of voltage input terminals of the motherboard.

Abstract: An alarm system for emitting an alarm includes a distance detecting circuit, a gate circuit, a voltage conversion circuit, a distance judging circuit and an alarm circuit. The distance detecting circuit receives a first signal, detects a distance between an object and the alarm system, outputs a second signal and a third signal according to the distance. The gate circuit receives the second signal and the third signal and outputs a voltage level signal. The voltage conversion circuit receives the voltage level signal and converts the voltage level signal into a DC voltage signal. The distance judging circuit receives the DC voltage signal and compares the DC voltage signal against a reference voltage signal to output a control signal if necessary. The alarm circuit receives the control signal and produces the alarm when the distance between the object and the alarm system is less than a threshold distance.

Abstract: A computer turning on/off testing apparatus for turning on a computer automatically includes a control module, a switch module, and a power supply module. The control module outputs control signals and receives a turn on signal from the computer to determine whether the computer turns on successfully. The switch module receives the control signals and turns on/off the computer according to the control signals. The power supply module provides power to the control module and the switch module. The control module stores a predetermined test time. The control module records abnormal information and test times when the computer turns on/off, and outputs the control signals to turn on the computer again when the computer cannot restart. The computer is turned on and off until a turning on/off time of the computer is equal to the predetermined test time.

Abstract: A power supply circuit includes a voltage regulating circuit, a control circuit, and a switch circuit. The voltage regulating circuit receives an AC voltage signal from a live wire output terminal and converts the AC voltage signal to a control signal. The control circuit receives the control signal and turns on or turns off an electronic connection from the AC voltage signal to the switch circuit according to the control signal. The switch circuit is configured to be powered on and output the AC voltage signal when the electronic connection from the AC voltage signal to the switch circuit is turned on.

Abstract: A test apparatus for a thermal resistor includes a control device, a temperature processing circuit, a voltage regulating circuit and a temperature detecting circuit. The control device stores a plurality of predetermined voltage values and outputs control signals according to those predetermined values. The temperature processing circuit receives the control signals and outputs a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal according to the control signal. The voltage regulating circuit receives the PWM signal and outputs a first direct current (DC) voltage to heat the thermal resistor. The temperature detecting circuit detects temperature signals and current signals from the thermal resistor. The control device receives the temperature signals and current signals of the thermal resistor and generates a resistance-temperature graph of the thermal resistor.

Abstract: A detecting circuit includes an indicating light, a switch component, and a control component. The indicating light indicates whether a voltage rail output by a power supply is within a predetermined voltage range. The switch component has a first terminal connected to the voltage rail, a second terminal connected to the indicating light, and a control terminal. The control component is connected to the control terminal of the switch component. The control component switches on the switch component to power on the indicating light when the voltage rail is within the predetermined voltage range, or switches off the switch component to power off the indicating light when the voltage rail is out of the predetermined voltage range.

Abstract: A circuit includes a power supply circuit and a measuring circuit. The measuring circuit includes a voltage meter, a current meter, and a connector connected to a zener diode under test. The voltage meter is connected to the connector in parallel. The current meter is configured to measure a current flowing through the zener diode. The power supply circuit is capable of providing an output voltage that becomes greater gradually. The voltage meter is capable of obtaining a breakdown voltage of the zener diode when the current flowing through the zener diode increases and a voltage across the zener diode is unchanged.

Abstract: A computer startup test apparatus for turning on a computer automatically, includes a control module, a switch module, and a startup module. The control module is configured to output control signals, data signals and clock signals. The switch module is configured to receive the control signals, and turn on the computer according to the received control signals. The startup module is configured to receive the data signals and clock signals, and restarts the computer according to the received data signals and clock signals. The control module stores a predetermined test time. The control module records abnormal information and test times when the computer restarts, and outputs the control signals to turn on the computer using the switch module when the computer cannot restart.

Abstract: A system for testing a DC power supply performance includes a comparison module, a judge module, and an alarm module. The comparison module receives DC voltage signals from the DC power supply, compares the DC voltage signals with a reference voltage respectively, and outputs a voltage level signal when the DC power supply is normal. The judge module receives the voltage level signal, and outputs a control signal according to the voltage level signal. The alarm module receives the control signal, and indicates status of the DC power supply according to the control signal.

Abstract: A Universal Series Bus USB port detection and testing circuit, configured to detect the voltage output of a USB port of an electronic device, includes a voltage comparing circuit and an indicating circuit. The indicating circuit is connected to an output terminal of the voltage comparing circuit. The voltage comparing circuit compares the voltage output from the USB port against a reference voltage and output a signal whereby the indicating circuit indicates whether the voltage is within, or above, or below, the standard range.

Abstract: A system for testing a DC power supply performance includes a load module electrically coupled to the DC power supply, a switch module electrically coupled to the DC power supply, a control module electrically coupled to the load module and the switch module respectively, and an indication module electrically coupled to the control module. The control module includes a judge module and a comparison module. The judge module is configured for receiving DC voltage signals from the DC power supply; wherein the judge module is capable of turning on when the DC power supply is normal. The comparison module is configured for comparing the DC voltage signals with a reference voltage; wherein the comparison module is capable of outputting a control signal when the DC voltage signals are greater than the reference voltage. The indication module is configured for receiving the control signal and indicating status of the DC power supply.

Abstract: A weld current generating apparatus includes a voltage conversion circuit, a control circuit, a switch circuit, and a current output circuit. The voltage conversion circuit receives an AC voltage from an AC voltage input terminal, and converts the AC voltage to a DC voltage. The control circuit receives the DC voltage, wherein the control circuit is capable of setting a weld time, and outputting a control signal for controlling the weld time. The switch circuit receives the control signal, and turns on for the weld time according to the control signal. The current output circuit outputs a continuous weld current when the switch circuit turns on.

Abstract: A system for testing a DC power supply performance includes a test apparatus for testing the DC power supply, and a control circuit electrically coupled to the DC power supply and test apparatus. The control circuit includes a microcontroller, a switch control circuit, and a switch circuit controlled by the switch control circuit. The microcontroller is configured for outputting control signals. The switch control circuit is configured for receiving the control signals, and is powered on according to the corresponding control signals. The switch circuit is capable of turning on when the switch control circuit is powered on. The DC power supply output terminals are coupled electrically to the test apparatus via the switch circuit. The test apparatus is configured for reading voltage values at the DC power supply corresponding output terminals, and outputting a feedback signal to the microcontroller when the testing is complete.

Abstract: A testing system for a PSU includes a test chamber and a control device. The test chamber includes a first partition with the PSU accommodated therein and a second partition with an electric load accommodated therein. The PSU is electrically connected to the electric load. The control device includes a microcontroller unit (MCU). The MCU is connected to a setting circuit and a temperature sensing circuit. The setting circuit is configured to set one of predetermined parameters. The temperature sensing circuit is capable of sensing temperature in the test chamber. The MCU is capable of automatically controlling a predetermined temperature in the test chamber and presetting a test time for testing the PSU.

Abstract: A system for testing a conversion efficiency of a power supply unit includes a power meter, a plurality of switches, a multimeter, a microcontroller unit (MCU), a computer, and a signal conversion circuit for communicatively connecting the MCU to the computer. The power meter is capable of measuring an input power supplied to the power supply unit. The switches are powered on/off according to a sequence predetermined by the computer. The multimeter is configured to measure an output power of the power supply. The computer is capable of reading data measured from the power meter and the multimeter and calculating a conversion efficiency of the power supply unit.

Abstract: A system includes a plurality of power supply units to be tested, an electric load, a power meter, a multimeter, and a computer. Each of the plurality of power supply units has an input terminal connected to an AC power source via a switch module and an output terminal capable of outputting a plurality of power rails to an output bus via the switch module. The electric load is connected to the output bus for receiving the plurality of power rails. The power meter is configured for measuring an input power of each of the plurality of power supply units. The multimeter is configured for measuring an output power of each of the plurality of power supply units. The computer configured to calculate a conversion efficiency of each of the plurality of the power supply units.

Abstract: A circuit is configured for testing an inrush current of a power supply. The circuit includes a capacitor module, a voltage meter, a semiconductor switch, and a current meter. The capacitor module is connected to an power source for storing electric charge. The voltage meter is connected to the capacitor module for measuring a voltage across the capacitor module. The semiconductor switch is capable of connecting the capacitor module to the power supply and being closed when the voltage across the capacitor module reaches a predetermined value. The current meter is capable of measuring the inrush current at the time the power supply is powered on.