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A '''power harnesss''' is a [[harness]] used to carry power from a [[power supply]] to something which needs the power, such as a [[Central Processing Unit|CPU]], [[secondary storage]] device, etc. | A '''power harnesss''' is a [[harness]] used to carry power from a [[power supply]] to something which needs the power, such as a [[Central Processing Unit|CPU]], [[secondary storage]] device, etc. Power harnesses are generally made out of fairly heavy [[conductor]]s, since they have to carry large [[current]]s. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:52, 14 December 2018
A power harnesss is a harness used to carry power from a power supply to something which needs the power, such as a CPU, secondary storage device, etc. Power harnesses are generally made out of fairly heavy conductors, since they have to carry large currents.
