The phrase "a set of voltage" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used in contexts related to electrical engineering or physics, but it should be phrased differently for clarity.
Example: "The circuit requires a set of voltages to function properly."
Alternatives: "a range of voltages" or "a collection of voltage levels".
The current through the photoconductive sensor is measured as a function of the position of the local illumination for a set of voltages.
As described in the SCC architecture specification document [16], the VRC allows a set of voltages between 0 and 1.3 V in increments of 6.25 mV at island granularity.
The standard is mainly comprised of a set of resistive voltage dividers, a range of current shunts and dual-channel sampling system.
This inexpensive circuit uses a set of high voltage transistors oscillating in tandem and does not require tuning of the resonance drive frequency as the oscillator automatically resonates at the (LC)−1/2 frequency.
Clouds scudded just above a set of high-voltage wires, which conveyed electricity from unseen turbines to Cali and beyond.
What's more, the hybrid supercapacitor could light up a set of low-voltage light-emitting diodes.
For months, ever since investigators concluded that the crash of Trans World Airlines Flight 800 on July 17 , 1996 which killed 230 people, occurred because the center fuel tank had exploded, Government officials and the airlines have concentrated on the hazards of a set of low-voltage wires called the Fuel Quantity Indicating System.
Subsequently, the protein was added to the negative reservoir and driven through the nanopore by a set of biased voltages.
By applying a set of biased voltages, the protein swims through the large channel with a detectable signal-to-noise ratio of the blockage current.
Based on these requirements, we developed a set of high-voltage and large-capacity devices to test the grid adaptability of a wind turbine, i.e., 35 kV/6 MVA grid simulator.
