Using a power adapter with a temperature display allows for real-time monitoring of the operating temperature, facilitating timely detection of abnormalities and prompt action.
This "dynamic balancing" mechanism not only improves power utilization but also avoids resource waste caused by fixed allocation.
After the overload protection is activated, the desktop charger will enter a locked state. It requires manual reset or unplugging and replugging to restore power.
Traditional solutions rely on MCU polling for sampling, but due to limitations in task scheduling and ADC conversion latency, the response time often exceeds milliseconds.
Custom power strips need to integrate temperature sensors to monitor temperature changes of critical components in real time.
From an industry trend perspective, with the advancement of power management technology, the automatic recovery function of desktop power adapters is developing towards a more intelligent and adaptive direction.