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1 voltage
напруга, різниця потенціалів - applied voltage
- avalanche breakdown voltage
- barrier voltage
- base voltage
- bias voltage
- blocking voltage
- collector-base voltage
- collector-substrate voltage
- contact voltage
- control voltage
- cutoff voltage
- dc voltage
- dielectric breakdown voltage
- disruptive voltage
- driving voltage
- emitter-base voltage
- field-inversion voltage
- forward voltage
- Hall voltage
- impressed voltage
- inverse voltage
- junction voltage
- logical one voltage
- logical zero voltage
- Lorentz voltage
- offset voltage
- operating voltage
- pinch-off voltage
- punched-through voltage
- reference voltage
- reverse voltage
- reverse-breakdown voltage
- rupture voltage
- saturation voltage
- source voltage
- supply voltage
- threshold voltage
- turn-off voltage
- turn-on voltage
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