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Volts (v)
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A measure of electrical "pressure." formula: volts = watts ÷ amps. tip: to save bucks and save face, check lamp-voltages before plugging in; and check overseas voltages before grabbing your passport.
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Volt, английский
- Unit of measurement of electromotive force. ac or dc
- Вольт в
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- In electric systems the unit of potential difference or electromotive force; when applied across a resistance of 1 ohm, will result in a current flow of 1 ampere.
Volt (c= van), венгерский
Volt (v), английский
- A unit of electrical force equal to that amount of electromotive force that will cause a steady current of one ampere to flow through a resistance of one ohm.
- A unit of electrical force equal to that amount of electromotive force that will cause
- The unit of electrical pressure (electromotive force) represented by the symbol "e"; the difference in potential required to make a current of one ampere flow through a resistance of one ohm. (nfpa 3.3.163).
Volt ohmmeter, английский
Volt unit of electromotive force., английский
It is the difference of potential required to make a current of one ampere flow through resistance of one ohm.
Voltímetro de cresta ., испанский
Volt-amp curve, английский
Graph that shows the output characteristics of a welding power source. shows voltage and amperage capabilities of a specific machine.
Volt-ampere, английский
Вольт-ампер
Volt-ampere characteristic, английский
Volt-ohm meter, английский
Volt-ohm-milliammeter, английский
Аво- метр
Volt-ohmmeter, английский
Вольтомметр
Volta, английский
P. вольта (гана)
Voltage, английский
- The pressure or force that pushes the electrons through a conductor. voltage does not flow, but causes amperage or current to flow. voltage is sometimes termed electromotive force (emf) or difference in potential.
- A measure of electrical potential. most homes are wired with 110 and 220 volt lines. the 110 volt power is used for lighting and most of the other circuits. the 220 volt power is usually used for the kitchen range, hot water heater and dryer.
- (электрическое) напряжение
- Напряжение
- Of an electric circuit, the greatest rootmean- square difference of potential between any two conductors of the circuit.
- Electrical energy applied to the electrode of the coatingpistol
- The amount of electromotive force, measured in volts, that exists between two points.
- Unit of measurement for the electrical ‘pressure’ of electricity. measured in volts (v).
- Напряжение питания. современные чипы памяти имеют напряжение питания 3.3 или 5 вольт (последние пока еще более распространены). как правило, напряжение питания модулей памяти предопределено конструкцией материнской платы и не может быть изменено для одного типа модулей. плата, поддерживающая разные типы модулей (например, simm и dimm), может поддерживать разное напряжение питания для каждого типа, но при этом необязательно оба сразу. надо также отметить, что модули памяти являются одним из наиболее энергопотребляющих устройств компьютера, поэтому снижение их напряжение питания представляется естественным путем к системам с большим объемом памяти.
- The amount of electromotive force, measured in volts, that exists between two
Voltage (v), английский
Voltage alignment, английский
Нахождение центра напряжения (юстировка электронного микроскопа с целью симметричного расширения или сужения изображения относительно центра экрана микроскопа при изменении ускоряющего напряжения) w
Voltage at maximum power (vmp), английский
The voltage at which maximum power is available from a photovoltaic module.
Voltage balance, английский
Voltage balance relay, английский
Voltage based spot weld adaptive control system, английский
Voltage bild-up, английский
Electrical, английский
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Watt (w), английский
- A measurement of power or the rate at which electrons move along a wire. tip: different types and makes of fixtures using the same wattage lamps when tested at the same distance will have considerable variations in light output. performance charts may be helpful; an incident light meter definitely will be. watt/seconds, w/s, joule, j (flash) the electrical current stored within the capacitors of electronic flash units, only part of which reaches the flash tube and none of which can be compared with the real or claimed watt/second ratings of other units. joule is the british equivalent. flash maven jon falk suggests that skepticism and flash meters are in order.
- A measurement of power, commonly used to define the rate at which an appliance consumes energy. watt-hour (whr): a measurement of power with respect to time (energy). one watt-hour is equal to one watt being used for a period of one hour.
- Unit of power, or rate of work, equal to one joule per second, or the rate of work represented by a current of one ampere under the potential of one volt. (nfpa 3.3.164).
Brightness, luminance, английский
A measure of a surface`s or subject`s reflectivity in a given direction.
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