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1 charge-voltage
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > charge-voltage
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2 charge-voltage
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3 charge voltage
зарядное напряжение, напряжение зарядаБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > charge voltage
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4 charge voltage
1) Техника: зарядное напряжение, напряжение заряда2) Автоматика: напряжение зарядки -
5 charge voltage
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6 charge voltage
1) зарядное напряжение, напряжение зарядаEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > charge voltage
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7 charge-voltage characteristic
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > charge-voltage characteristic
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8 charge-voltage characteristic
Англо-русский технический словарь > charge-voltage characteristic
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9 charge-voltage characteristic
English-Russian scientific dictionary > charge-voltage characteristic
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10 boost charge voltage
3.17 напряжение ускоренного заряда (boost charge voltage): Постоянное напряжение при повышенном уровне значений для ускорения заряда или выравнивания заряда.
Источник: ГОСТ Р МЭК 62485-2-2011: Батареи аккумуляторные и установки батарейные. Требования безопасности. Часть 2. Стационарные батареи оригинал документа
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > boost charge voltage
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Электротехника: напряжение поддерживающего заряда (аккумулятора) -
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- arc voltage
- armature voltage
- asymmetric terminal voltage
- breakdown voltage
- breakover voltage
- charge cutoff voltage
- charge voltage
- charging voltage
- command voltage
- commutating voltage
- conducting voltage
- continuous voltage
- control voltage
- creep voltage
- cutoff voltage
- D/A full-scale output voltage
- direct voltage
- discharge cutoff voltage
- discharge voltage
- end-of-discharge voltage
- error voltage
- forward voltage
- full-scale voltage
- gap voltage
- gate nontrigger voltage
- gate nonturn-off voltage
- gate trigger voltage
- gate turn-off voltage
- gate voltage
- half-wave voltage
- interference voltage
- intermediate voltage
- knee point voltage
- load voltage
- noise voltage
- nonrepetitive voltage
- nontrigger voltage
- off-state voltage
- on-state voltage
- open-circuit voltage
- operating voltage
- oscillating voltage
- output voltage
- peak gate nontrigger voltage
- peak gate trigger voltage
- peak gate voltage
- peak voltage
- pickup voltage
- power-frequency recovery voltage
- primary voltage
- principal voltage
- prospective transient recovery voltage
- rated insulation voltage
- rated operation voltage
- rated voltage
- reference voltage
- repetitive voltage
- residual voltage
- reverse breakdown voltage
- reverse conducting voltage
- reverse voltage
- secondary voltage
- supply voltage
- surge voltage
- terminal voltage
- test voltage
- threshold voltage
- transient recovery voltage
- trigger voltage
- turn-off voltageEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > voltage
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1) напряжение, разность потенциалов2) потенциал3) электродвижущая сила, эдс•voltage across smth — напряжение на чем-л.;voltage applied to smth — напряжение, приложенное к чему-л.;voltage between phases — междуфазное [линейное\] напряжение;voltage to earth [to ground\] — напряжение относительно земли;to handle voltage — выдерживать напряжение;-
ac voltage
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accelerating voltage
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active component voltage
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active voltage
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actuating voltage
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adjusting voltage
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aging voltage
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allowable voltage
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alternating voltage
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alternator field voltage
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anode voltage
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applied voltage
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arc voltage
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arc-drop voltage
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arcing voltage
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arc-stream voltage
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average voltage
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back voltage
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background ionization voltage
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backward voltage
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balanced voltage
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balancing voltage
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bandgap voltage
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barrier voltage
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bar-to-bar voltage
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base voltage
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battery voltage
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bias voltage
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bidirectional voltage
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black-out voltage
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blanking voltage
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blocking voltage
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branch voltage
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breakdown voltage
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breakover voltage
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bridge supply voltage
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bucking voltage
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built-in voltage
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burning voltage
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burnout voltage
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bus voltage
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calibration voltage
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capacitor voltage
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carrier voltage
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category voltage
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catenary voltage
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cathode voltage
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ceiling voltage
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cell voltage
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charge voltage
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circuit voltage
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clamp voltage
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clock voltage
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closed-circuit voltage
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commercial-frequency voltage
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commercial-frequency withstand voltage
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common-mode voltage
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commutating voltage
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commutator voltage
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compensating voltage
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complex voltage
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component voltage
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constant voltage
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contact voltage
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control voltage
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convergence voltage
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corona voltage
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corona-onset voltage
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counter voltage
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crest voltage
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critical corona voltage
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critical visual corona voltage
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critical voltage
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current-noise voltage
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current-resistance voltage
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cutoff voltage
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cycling voltage
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dc recovery voltage
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dc voltage
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decelerating voltage
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decomposition voltage
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deflecting voltage
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delta voltage
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design voltage
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dielectric breakdown voltage
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direct voltage
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direct-axis component voltage behind transient reactance
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direct-axis subtransient internal voltage
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direct-axis subtransient voltage
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direct-axis synchronous internal voltage
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direct-axis synchronous voltage
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direct-axis transient internal voltage
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direct-axis transient voltage
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discharge extinction voltage
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discharge inception voltage
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discharge ionization voltage
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discharge voltage
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disruptive discharge voltage
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disruptive voltage
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dissymmetrical voltage
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disturbance voltage
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driving voltage
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drop-away voltage
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dry withstand voltage
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effective voltage
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electric cell voltage
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electrode voltage
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end voltage
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end-point voltage
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equilibrium voltage
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equivalent input noise voltage
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error voltage
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excess voltage
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excitation voltage
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exciter voltage
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extinction voltage
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extinguishing voltage
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extrahigh voltage
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Faraday voltage
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fatal voltage
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feedback voltage
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field voltage
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filament voltage
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final acceleration voltage
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final voltage
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fire-back voltage
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firing voltage
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flash test voltage
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flashover voltage
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floating voltage
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flyback voltage
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focusing voltage
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focus voltage
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formation voltage
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forward voltage
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gas-discharge maintaining voltage
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gate nontrigger voltage
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gate trigger voltage
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gate turn-off voltage
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gate voltage
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gating voltage
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generated voltage
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generator voltage
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glow-discharge sustaining voltage
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grid driving voltage
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ground voltage
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Hall voltage
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heater voltage
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high voltage
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high-level voltage
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ignition voltage
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impedance voltage
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impressed voltage
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impulse testing voltage
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impulse voltage
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impulse withstand voltage
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induced body voltage
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induced voltage
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inductance voltage
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initial ionization voltage
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initial voltage
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injected voltage
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in-phase voltage
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input voltage
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instantaneous voltage
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interference voltage
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internal voltage
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inverse voltage
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ionizing voltage
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junction voltage
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keep-alive voltage
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lagging voltage
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leading voltage
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leakage reactance voltage
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leakage voltage
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lightning impulse flashover voltage
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lightning impulse voltage
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lightning impulse withstanding voltage
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lightning induced voltage
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limit voltage
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limiting voltage
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line voltage
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linearity trim voltage
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line-to-earth voltage
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line-to-line voltage
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loading voltage
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load voltage
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locked rotor voltage
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locking voltage
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logic threshold voltage
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low voltage
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low-level voltage
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mains voltage
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maintaining voltage
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maximum operating voltage
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maximum-power-point voltage
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medium voltage
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modulation voltage
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negative phase-sequence voltage
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negative sequence voltage
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net voltage
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neutral-to-ground voltage
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nodal voltage
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noise voltage
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no-load field voltage
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no-load voltage
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nominal excitation ceiling voltage
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nominal voltage
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normal voltage
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off-load voltage
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offset voltage
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off-standard voltage
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off-state voltage
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one-minute test voltage
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one-minute withstand voltage
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on-load voltage
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on-state voltage
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open-circuit secondary voltage
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open-circuit voltage
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operate voltage
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operating supply voltage
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operating voltage
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out-of-phase voltage
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output voltage
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pace voltage
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partial discharge extinction voltage
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partial discharge inception voltage
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peak arc voltage
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peak reverse voltage
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peak voltage
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peak-point voltage
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peak-to-peak ripple voltage
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peak-to-peak voltage
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per unit voltage
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periodic voltage
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permissible voltage
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phase voltage
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phase-to-ground voltage
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phase-to-phase voltage
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pickup voltage
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pinch-off voltage
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plate voltage
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polarization voltage
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positive-phase-sequence voltage
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positive-sequence voltage
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power-frequency voltage
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preset voltage
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presparkover voltage
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primary voltage
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probe voltage
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protection voltage
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psophometric voltage
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pull-in voltage
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pull-out voltage
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pulsating voltage
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pulse breakdown voltage
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pulse noise voltage
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punch-through voltage
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puncture voltage
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quadrature-axis component voltage behind transient reactance
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quadrature-axis subtransient internal voltage
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quadrature-axis subtransient voltage
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quadrature-axis synchronous internal voltage
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quadrature-axis synchronous voltage
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quadrature-axis transient internal voltage
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quadrature-axis transient voltage
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quiescent input voltage
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quiescent output voltage
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radio interference voltage
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rated impulse withstand voltage
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rated temperature-rise voltage
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rated voltage
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reach-through voltage
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reactance voltage
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receiver voltage
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receiving-end voltage
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recovery voltage
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rectified voltage
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reduced voltage
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reference voltage
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reignition voltage
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release voltage
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repetitive voltage
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residual voltage
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resistance voltage
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resonance voltage
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response voltage
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restoring voltage
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restraining voltage
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restriking voltage
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reverse voltage
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ring voltage
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ring-to-ring voltage
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ripple voltage
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root-mean-square voltage
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running voltage
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safety extralow voltage
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saturation voltage
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sawtooth voltage
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secondary voltage
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self-induction voltage
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sending-end voltage
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sense voltage
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service voltage
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shift voltage
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shock voltage
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short-circuit voltage
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shorting voltage
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shot-noise voltage
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signal voltage
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sine-curve voltage
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sine voltage
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sine-wave voltage
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sinusoidal voltage
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slip-ring voltage
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smoothed dc voltage
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source voltage
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spark-gap breakdown voltage
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sparking voltage
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sparkover voltage
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speed-induced voltage
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speed voltage
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spot cutoff voltage
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square-wave voltage
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stabilized voltage
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standard voltage
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star voltage
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starting voltage
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static breakdown voltage
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station auxiliaries voltage
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steady-state voltage
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step voltage
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stray voltage
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striking voltage
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subtransient internal voltage
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subtransient voltage
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superimposed voltage
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supply voltage
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supply-line voltage
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surge voltage
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sustaining voltage
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sweep voltage
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swing voltage
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switching surge voltage
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switching voltage
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symmetrical voltage
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synchronous generator internal voltage
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synchronous generator voltage
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system voltage
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tank voltage
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tapping voltage
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temperature voltage
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terminal voltage
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testing voltage
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test voltage
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thermal noise voltage
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thermocouple voltage
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thermoelectric voltage
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threshold voltage
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tooth voltage
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touch voltage
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transient internal voltage
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transient recovery voltage
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transient voltage
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transmission-line voltage
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trigger voltage
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tuning voltage
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turnoff voltage
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ultor voltage
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ultrahigh voltage
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unbalanced voltage
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unidirectional voltage
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upper voltage
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variable voltage
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welding voltage
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welding-arc voltage
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wet switching surge withstand voltage
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wet withstand voltage
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withstanding voltage
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withstand voltage
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working voltage
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Y-voltage
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zener voltage
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zero-phase-sequence voltage
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1) напряжение, разность потенциалов2) потенциал•- accelerating voltagevoltage across — напряжение на (напр. зажимах)
- acceleration voltage
- active voltage
- actuating voltage
- allowable voltage
- alternating voltage
- anode voltage
- anode breakdown voltage
- anode-cathode voltage
- anode-to-cathode voltage
- applied voltage
- arc voltage
- arc-drop voltage
- asymptotic breakdown voltage
- avalanche voltage
- avalanche breakdown voltage
- average voltage
- back voltage
- balanced voltages
- barrier voltage
- base voltage
- baseband voltage
- base-to-emitter voltage
- bath voltage
- bias voltage
- birefringence threshold voltage
- black-out voltage
- blanking voltage
- blocking voltage
- blue video voltage
- booster voltage
- branch voltage
- breakdown voltage
- breakover voltage
- bridge supply voltage
- bucking voltage
- built-in voltage
- bus voltage
- calibration voltage
- capacitor voltage
- catcher voltage
- cathode voltage
- cathode sheath voltage
- cathode storage-element equilibrium voltage
- cell voltage
- charge voltage
- circuit voltage
- clamp voltage
- clock voltage
- closed-circuit voltage
- coercive voltage
- collector voltage
- collector breakdown voltage
- collector storage-element equilibrium voltage
- collector-to-base voltage
- collector-to-emitter voltage
- color voltage
- commercial-frequency voltage
- common-mode voltage
- commutating voltage
- compensating voltage
- complex voltage
- compliance voltage
- composite controlling voltage
- computer voltage
- constant voltage
- contact voltage
- control voltage
- control-circuit voltage
- convergence voltage
- corona start voltage
- counter voltage
- crest voltage
- critical voltage
- critical anode voltage
- critical grid voltage
- crossover voltage
- current-resistance voltage
- cutoff voltage
- dc voltage
- decelerating voltage
- decomposition voltage
- deflecting voltage
- derivative voltage
- dielectric breakdown voltage
- differential-mode voltage
- dipole voltage
- dipole barrier voltage
- direct voltage
- discharge voltage
- disruptive discharge voltage
- domain voltage
- drain voltage
- driving voltage
- drop-away voltage
- drop-out voltage
- effective voltage
- electric voltage
- electrode voltage
- emitter voltage
- equilibrium voltage
- error voltage
- excess voltage
- excess domain voltage
- excitation voltage
- extinction voltage
- extinguishing voltage
- extra-high voltage
- Faraday voltage
- field voltage
- filament voltage
- final voltage
- firing voltage
- first breakdown voltage
- first crossover voltage
- flashback voltage
- flashover voltage
- flat-band voltage
- floating voltage
- fluctuation voltage
- flyback voltage
- focusing voltage
- formation voltage
- forming voltage
- forward voltage
- forward breakover voltage
- forward gate voltage
- fuel-cell voltage
- gate voltage
- gate nontrigger voltage
- gate trigger voltage
- gate turn-off voltage
- generated voltage
- gradient-established storage-element equilibrium voltage
- green-video voltage
- grid voltage
- half-wave voltage
- Hall voltage
- heater voltage
- high voltage
- high-level voltage
- holding voltage
- ignition voltage
- impressed voltage
- induced voltage
- inflection-point voltage
- initial voltage
- initial inverse voltage
- injected voltage
- in-phase voltage
- input voltage
- input error voltage
- interference voltage
- internal correction voltage
- inverse voltage
- ionization voltage
- junction voltage
- keep-alive voltage
- kickback voltage
- line voltage
- link voltage
- load voltage
- logical-threshold voltage
- low-level voltage
- magnetron critical voltage
- mains voltage
- maintaining voltage
- mask voltage
- minimum off-state voltage
- neutralizing voltage
- node voltage
- node-to-datum voltage
- noise voltage
- no-load voltage
- nominal voltage
- offset voltage
- off-load voltage
- off-state voltage
- on-load voltage
- on-state voltage
- open-circuit voltage
- operating voltage
- oscillating voltage
- out-of-balance voltages
- out-of-phase voltage
- output voltage
- output offset voltage
- pace voltage
- peak voltage
- peak inverse voltage
- peak-point voltage
- peak reverse voltage
- peak-to-peak voltage
- periodic voltage
- permissible voltage
- phase voltage
- photoelectric voltage
- pickup voltage
- pinch-off voltage
- plate voltage
- polarizing voltage
- poling voltage
- primary voltage
- principal voltage
- projected peak-point voltage
- psophometric voltage
- pull-in voltage
- pulsating voltage
- pump voltage
- punch-through voltage
- puncture voltage
- push-pull voltages
- push-push -voltages
- rail voltage
- rated voltage
- rated impulse withstand voltage
- reactive voltage
- rectified voltage
- rectifier-load voltage
- red video voltage
- reference voltage
- reflector voltage
- reignition voltage
- residual voltage
- resistance voltage
- resonance voltage
- reverse voltage
- reverse-bias voltage
- reverse-bias breakdown voltage
- ripple voltage
- root-mean-square voltage
- saturation voltage
- sawtooth voltage
- scanning voltage
- screen-grid voltage
- secondary voltage
- secondary-emission crossover voltage
- second-crossover voltage
- self-breakdown voltage
- self-firing voltage
- self-induction voltage
- shot-noise voltage
- signal voltage
- single-ended input voltage
- single-ended output voltage
- sinusoidal voltage
- source voltage
- square-wave voltage
- stabilized voltage
- staircase voltage
- starter breakdown voltage
- starting voltage
- step voltage
- storage-element equilibrium voltage
- supply voltage
- surge voltage
- sweep voltage
- swing voltage
- switching voltage
- synchronousvoltage
- tank voltage
- target voltage
- temperature voltage
- thermocouple voltage
- thermoelectric voltage
- threshold voltage
- time-base voltage
- touch voltage
- tree-branch voltage
- tunnel breakdown voltage
- ultrahigh voltage
- unit step voltage
- valley voltage
- variable voltage
- working voltage
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падение или повышение напряжения при заданном режиме нагрузки
Разность между напряжением холостого хода обмотки и напряжением на ее выводах при заданных нагрузке и коэффициенте мощности при условии, что к другой (или к одной из других) обмотке(ок) подведено напряжение, равное:
- номинальному, если трансформатор включен на основное ответвление (в этом случае напряжение холостого хода рассматриваемой обмотки равно номинальному);
- напряжению другого ответвления, на которое включен трансформатор. Падение или повышение напряжения обычно выражают в процентах напряжения холостого хода рассматриваемой обмотки.
Примечание — В многообмоточном трансформаторе падение или повышение напряжения зависит от нагрузки и коэффициента мощности не только данной обмотки, но и других обмоток
(МЭС 421-07-03).
[ ГОСТ 30830-2002]EN
voltage drop or rise for a specified load condition
voltage regulation for a specified load condition
the arithmetic difference between the no-load voltage of a winding and the voltage developed at the terminals of the same winding at a specified load and power factor, the voltage supplied to (one of) the other winding(s) being equal to:
- its rated value if the transformer is connected on the principal tapping (the no-load voltage of the former winding is then equal to its rated value);
- the tapping voltage if the transformer is connected on another tapping.
This difference is generally expressed as a percentage of the no-load voltage of the former winding
NOTE – For multi-winding transformers, the voltage drop or rise depends not only on the load and power factor of the winding itself, but also on the load and power factor of the other windings
[IEV number 421-07-03]FR
hute ou augmentation de tension pour une condition de charge spécifiée
différence arithmétique entre la tension à vide d'un enroulement et la tension en charge aux bornes du même enroulement pour un courant de charge et un facteur de puissance spécifiés, la tension appliquée à l'autre (ou à l'un des autres) enroulement(s) étant égale:
- à sa valeur assignée, si le transformateur est connecté sur la prise principale (la tension à vide du premier enroulement étant alors égale à sa valeur assignée);
- à la tension de prise si le transformateur est connecté sur une autre prise.
Cette différence s'exprime généralement sous la forme d'un pourcentage de la tension à vide du premier enroulement
NOTE – Pour les transformateurs à plus de deux enroulements, la chute ou l'augmentation de tension dépend non seulement de la charge et du facteur de puissance de l'enroulement lui-même, mais aussi de la charge et du facteur de puissance des autres enroulements.
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падение или повышение напряжения при заданном режиме нагрузки
Разность между напряжением холостого хода обмотки и напряжением на ее выводах при заданных нагрузке и коэффициенте мощности при условии, что к другой (или к одной из других) обмотке(ок) подведено напряжение, равное:
- номинальному, если трансформатор включен на основное ответвление (в этом случае напряжение холостого хода рассматриваемой обмотки равно номинальному);
- напряжению другого ответвления, на которое включен трансформатор. Падение или повышение напряжения обычно выражают в процентах напряжения холостого хода рассматриваемой обмотки.
Примечание — В многообмоточном трансформаторе падение или повышение напряжения зависит от нагрузки и коэффициента мощности не только данной обмотки, но и других обмоток
(МЭС 421-07-03).
[ ГОСТ 30830-2002]EN
voltage drop or rise for a specified load condition
voltage regulation for a specified load condition
the arithmetic difference between the no-load voltage of a winding and the voltage developed at the terminals of the same winding at a specified load and power factor, the voltage supplied to (one of) the other winding(s) being equal to:
- its rated value if the transformer is connected on the principal tapping (the no-load voltage of the former winding is then equal to its rated value);
- the tapping voltage if the transformer is connected on another tapping.
This difference is generally expressed as a percentage of the no-load voltage of the former winding
NOTE – For multi-winding transformers, the voltage drop or rise depends not only on the load and power factor of the winding itself, but also on the load and power factor of the other windings
[IEV number 421-07-03]FR
hute ou augmentation de tension pour une condition de charge spécifiée
différence arithmétique entre la tension à vide d'un enroulement et la tension en charge aux bornes du même enroulement pour un courant de charge et un facteur de puissance spécifiés, la tension appliquée à l'autre (ou à l'un des autres) enroulement(s) étant égale:
- à sa valeur assignée, si le transformateur est connecté sur la prise principale (la tension à vide du premier enroulement étant alors égale à sa valeur assignée);
- à la tension de prise si le transformateur est connecté sur une autre prise.
Cette différence s'exprime généralement sous la forme d'un pourcentage de la tension à vide du premier enroulement
NOTE – Pour les transformateurs à plus de deux enroulements, la chute ou l'augmentation de tension dépend non seulement de la charge et du facteur de puissance de l'enroulement lui-même, mais aussi de la charge et du facteur de puissance des autres enroulements.
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- voltage regulation for a specified load condition
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18 charge
1) заряд(ка); подзаряд(ка) || заряжать; подзаряжать3) шихта; загрузка || загружать4) стоимость; цена; тариф || определять стоимость; назначать цену5) pl расходы; издержки•- atomic charge
- background charge
- base charge
- battery constant-current charge
- battery constant-voltage charge
- boost charge
- bound charge
- bulk charge
- capacitor charge
- compensation charge
- connect charge
- Debye charge
- electric charge
- electron charge
- electrostatic charge
- elementary charge
- equalizing charge
- excess charge
- exchange charge
- extra charge
- fixed charge
- floating charge
- free charge
- gate charge
- image charge
- immobile charge
- implanted charge
- induced charge
- interface charge
- inversion charge
- linear charge
- localized charge
- magnetic charge
- majority-carrier charge
- minority-carrier charge
- mobile charge
- modified battery constant-voltage charge
- momentary charge
- negative charge
- nuclear charge
- per-call charge
- per-minute charge
- per-second charge
- photo-produced charge
- picture charge
- piezoelectric charge
- point charge
- polarization charge
- positive charge
- powder charge
- recovery charge
- remanent charge
- residual charge
- saturation charge
- saturation excess charge
- sheet charge
- signal charge
- space charge
- spatial charge
- specific charge
- static charge
- stored charge
- stored base charge
- surface charge
- total charge
- transferred charge
- trapped charge
- trickle charge
- unit charge
- unsimilar charges
- volume charge -
19 charge
1) заряд(ка); подзаряд(ка) || заряжать; подзаряжать3) шихта; загрузка || загружать4) стоимость; цена; тариф || определять стоимость; назначать цену5) pl. расходы; издержки•- atomic charge
- background charge
- base charge
- battery constant-current charge
- battery constant-voltage charge
- boost charge
- bound charge
- bulk charge
- capacitor charge
- compensation charge
- connect charge
- Debye charge
- electric charge
- electron charge
- electrostatic charge
- elementary charge
- equalizing charge
- excess charge
- exchange charge
- extra charge
- fixed charge
- floating charge
- free charge
- gate charge
- image charge
- immobile charge
- implanted charge
- induced charge
- interface charge
- inversion charge
- linear charge
- localized charge
- magnetic charge
- majority-carrier charge
- minority-carrier charge
- mobile charge
- modified battery constant-voltage charge
- momentary charge
- negative charge
- nuclear charge
- per-call charge
- per-minute charge
- per-second charge
- photo-produced charge
- picture charge
- piezoelectric charge
- point charge
- polarization charge
- positive charge
- powder charge
- recovery charge
- remanent charge
- residual charge
- saturation charge
- saturation excess charge
- sheet charge
- signal charge
- space charge
- spatial charge
- specific charge
- static charge
- stored base charge
- stored charge
- surface charge
- total charge
- transferred charge
- trapped charge
- trickle charge
- unit charge
- unsimilar charges
- volume chargeThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > charge
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20 charge linéaire
линейная нагрузка
Нагрузка, в которой ток и напряжение связаны между собой линейным законом.EN
linear load
load where the parameter Z (load impedance) is a constant when a variable sinusoidal voltage is applied to it and that a sinusoidal voltage causes a sinusoidal current
[IEC 88528-11, ed. 1.0 (2004-03)]
linear load
load where the current drawn from the supply is defined by the relationship:
I = U/Z
where
I is the load current;
U is the supply voltage;
Z is the load impedance
[IEC 62040-1, ed. 1.0 (2008-06)]FR
charge linéaire
charge dont le courant issu de l’alimentation est défini par la relation:
I = U/Z
où
I est le courant de charge;
U est la tension d’alimentation;
Z est l’impédance de charge
[IEC 62040-1, ed. 1.0 (2008-06)]
Если линейная нагрузка подключена к источнику синусоидального напряжения, то и ток через нее так же будет иметь форму синусоиды. Линейными нагрузками являются нагреватели, лампы накаливания, электродвигатели, любое сочетание активной, емкостной и индуктивной нагрузок.Недопустимые, нерекомендуемые
Тематики
- электроснабжение в целом
- электротехника, основные понятия
Классификация
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