What is the difference between AVR and Servo Stabliser

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What is the difference between AVR and Servo Stabliser..

Answer / sathishkumar

both are used for voltage regulation but servo stabilizer
has better voltage regulation than AVR.
where as in AVR only 3 sterps for both boost and buck but
in servo there is n number of steps(more than 50)for boost
and buck.because in AVR only six relays involved for
regulation so the efficiency is 5% but in servo less than 1%

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What is the difference between AVR and Servo Stabliser..

Answer / gaurav singh

Can anybody tell how
servo improve voltage
regulation.briefly?

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What is the difference between AVR and Servo Stabliser..

Answer / k.prakashchandra

Both are voltage regulators where the latter uses motor and
contactors

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