How does a voltage stabilizer work, and what are its components inside?

A Voltage Stabilizer has these four parts: a transformer, a power supply control system, a voltage measuring system, and an integrated circuit. To make a Voltage Stabilizer work, you need these main components.

Other things, like connectors, CMBs, wires, fuses, indicators, sockets, plugs, etc., are also important for making a Voltage Stabilizer. Additionally, most stabilizers today are digital, which is due to their accuracy. The preferred electrical components are also dependent on the voltage stabilizer you choose.

Using op-amps, a circuit can sense a variety of voltages. Op-amps amplify the voltages so they can be processed by other circuits. When the output voltage falls below a certain point, they switch to an alternate set of resistors.

On the other hand, when the output voltage rises above a certain point, they switch to another set of resistors.