voltage
voltage
Definition
volt·age (vōl′tij)
noun
electromotive force, or difference in electrical potential, measured in volts and equal to the current times the resistance: symbol, E
voltage
Synonyms
voltage (E)
Telecom Definition
voltage
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- withstand: Firstly, the primary winding must be able to withstand the peak primary voltage across the number of turns which are utilized.
- induce: The voltage induced in the coil is proportional to the change in flux through it ( Faraday's Law?
Adjective modifier
- nominal: Step 3: We are going to use a 3 cell lipo making the nominal voltage 11.
- analog: The reference voltage is compared against our analog input voltage.
Modifies a noun
- divider: Sometimes the voltage divider resistor will be a tapped wire-wound type.
- regulator: All panels over 18 watts will require a voltage regulator.
- waveform: A controller in the synchronous buck converter switches the FETs according to the input voltage waveform to achieve rectification.
- downlights: The advantage of low voltage 12v downlights versus 240v mains voltage downlights is a thicker filament.
- switchgear: More specialized work such as maintenance of high voltage switchgear or control system modification is almost certainly likely to require additional training and experience.
- halogen: Don't confuse low energy bulbs with low voltage halogen light bulbs.
Preposition: across
- resistor: If this test shows little or no voltage across the resistor, you're probably all set.
- capacitor: By applying a bias voltage across the capacitors, an electric field is set up within the ferroelectric, causing its permitivity to change.
Preposition: of
- volt: This corresponds to an output voltage of 40 volts.
- transformer: In practice the Static gap may be set such that its breakdown voltage is equal to the peak voltage of the supply transformer.
Noun used with modifier
- anode: The anode voltage is about 3000 volts under a load of 850 ma.
- excitation: You can adjust excitation voltage, input gain, offset nulling and output scaling.
- capacitor: The peak primary current can be found by dividing the " fully charged " capacitor voltage by the surge impedance.
- dc: Input modules sense the presence of either an ac or dc voltage, and will send a TTL signal back to the computer.
- emitter: The transistor base voltage is maintained at approx 0.6V above the output voltage required thus regulating the transistor emitter voltage.
- bias: By making the reference bias voltages applied to the diodes equal, an approximate square wave output is obtained from a sine wave input.
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