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It is surprising how the development of electronics has reduced the requirements for energy sources cooperating with computers. Until recently, the term "computer power supply" could at first be associated with a fairly large ATX power supply, offering power of at least several hundred watts. Today, truly powerful single board minicomputers require a single input voltage (usually 5V or 12V) and a current capacity of only a few amps to operate. And yet - also in this case you can make a number of mistakes when choosing a power supply for your minicomputer - it is worth knowing what requirements LattePanda modules pose in this respect.