I hate to ask a dumb question but I need to know. I see VPWR referred to in many publications and I'm not sure what it means. I think it means "Vehicle Power" please let me know if I'm right.


Thanks
Satman31

 

The general accepted practice is to reference Voltage with V and add a subscript if they like as in Vpwr. The pwr could mean power or maybe not. The subscript is usually done because the circuit may have multiple V's. If it is written as VPWR it is probably the same and often done because they can't use a subscript in their printing.

 

Thanks Netfly, I thought I typed VPRW but when it showed in the post it was Vprw. Sorry for the confusion but you answered my question.

Satman31

 

Vehicle Power to Weight Ratio?


Pete

 

Good thinking petes79f150. It could be that too.

 

Usually VPWR is used to indicate input voltage. Or main power voltage.