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识别电阻(国外英语资料) The common charger gives apple IPHONE/IPAD2 the use of the USB to recognize the resistance The charger plug is plugged into a 220V ac socket, and the other ends with an apple cable connected to the iPhone/iPad. 220 v alternating current (ac) through the rectifier circuit and filter circuit into 300 v high voltage direct current (dc), and then through the switch tube into a high frequency high voltage pulse, and then by converting transformer low voltage (5 v, for example) pulses. The low pressure pulse of 5V passes through a rectifier, stabilizer circuit, and becomes 5V stable direct current. In the entire process from 220V alternating current to 5V dc, transformer, rectifier circuit and voltage stabilizer are only used to change the form of electric energy. If the stable circuit outputs 5V at one end (the USB port) is not connected to the iPad or iPhone (the term is called load), there will be no current flowing and no electricity will be consumed. After connected to the load, the charger output terminal is the cathode is current, size depends on the load status of the current through the charger, as long as the depth range, load how much current, the charger can provide much of the current. If the load needs more current than the charger can provide, the charger will always output the maximum current. This is because the inside of the charger is usually designed to protect the circuit, and once the output is too large, the protection mechanism is triggered and the current output is suspended. But apple has come up with an odd trick in order to get all its chargers and digital products to mix. If you look closely at the chargers USB port, you will find four narrow strips of metal called four pins. These four pins are connected to the 5V power supply, the D + data line positive signal, d-data line negative and GND. Standard USB pins, voltage is: VCC, D -, D +, GROUD, + 5V, 0, 0, 0 Apple USES d-d + line voltage to determine whether it is the original ch