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Should a voltage power supply be rated for more current?
However, it is ok to have a voltage power supply rated for more current than the components rated value because the component will draw as much as it needs. If you are pushing more current into (forcefully) the component, then the component will exceed its rated value, heat up and be destroyed.
Should you use a higher voltage power supply?
Ensuring optimal power supply operation is essential for any industry - from the medical field to industrial use cases. Yet, amidst the jumble of cables, controls, and components, there's a frequent oversight: the ramifications of utilizing a higher voltage power supply than required. But you’d rather have more more power than not enough, right?
What happens if a DC power supply is not regulated?
Typically the output voltage will decrease as the current output to the load increases. With an unregulated DC power supply, the voltage output varies with the size of the load. It typically consists of a rectifier and capacitor smoothing, but no regulation to steady the voltage.
Why is my power supply XY rated?
Ditto what @JakeGould said. Your question may be suffering from the XY Problem. The amperage rating on your power supply simply means that the supply can put out up to 2 amps, so as long as the voltage matches (12 volts) you could safely use a higher amp power supply for your device.
What happens if a power supply goes bad?
Whatever. So what happens is either the voltage at the terminals of the supply decreases (because of say, more voltage being dropped across the internal resistance) or (and) it blows up, melts, burns out however you want to phrase it.
Is it OK to supply more current to a component?
To answer the title of your question, the answer is no. It is not ok to supply more current to a component than its rated value. However, it is ok to have a voltage power supply rated for more current than the components rated value because the component will draw as much as it needs.