The phrase "a voltage pulse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to electronics, physics, or engineering when discussing electrical signals or waveforms.
Example: "The circuit was designed to respond to a voltage pulse that triggers the relay."
Alternatives: "an electrical pulse" or "a voltage signal".
The ballistic galvanometer is designed to deflect its indicating needle (or mirror) in a way that is proportional to the total charge passing through its moving coil or to a voltage pulse of short duration.
To achieve a homogenous pore nucleation, a voltage pulse was applied followed by a constant anodic potential.
In their new device, if the control qubit lacks a Cooper pair, a voltage pulse to the second qubit switches its state.
In this scenario, an Au-NP is melted and attracted to the tip apex through a sudden increase in the electric field due to a voltage pulse.
The patch clamp amplifier applied a voltage pulse to the cell and the corresponding current between the electrode inside the pipette and the signal ground was then recorded.
The Au-NP was melted, evaporated, and deposited onto the tip apex by a sudden increase in the electric field due to a voltage pulse.
In this study, the stochastic resistive switching phenomenon was investigated only under unipolar switching mode via a voltage pulsing and evaluation scheme illustrated in Figure 1e.
Therefore, a PEF system usually consists of a high voltage pulse generator, a treatment chamber and a fluid handling system.
Here, a '1' bit may be represented by a negative voltage pulse whereas a '0' bit would be the absence of such a pulse.
A proper electric fence is in fact a high voltage pulse generator (ie a 10,000 volt pulse lasting a few milliseconds repeated twice per second. This is why it shocks, but does not kill.
In NDCX, a ramped voltage pulse from an induction cell imparts a velocity "tilt" to the beam; the beam's tail then catches up with its head in a plasma environment that provides neutralization.
