The phrase "a voltage supply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a source of electrical energy that provides voltage to a circuit or device.
Example: "The circuit requires a voltage supply of 5 volts to operate effectively."
Alternatives: "an electrical source" or "a power supply."
A fluorocarbon tube, chosen for its flexibility and resistance to toluene, was positioned between copper electrodes attached to a voltage supply and a wave generator.
When light irradiated on the membrane with a voltage supply, the photogenerated electrons could be drained from photocatalytic layer and separated with holes efficiently, thus endowing the membrane with photoelectrocatalytic function.
Classical voltage multipliers are based on electronic circuits that require a voltage supply in order to guarantee the desired behavior; this in turn creates a disadvantage in terms of power consumption that could affect the overall power budget in very low power systems and energy harvesting devices.
All RCBs are battery-powered with two 1.5 V AAA-batteries and thus have a voltage supply of 3 Volt.
For instance, when the estimated SNR is 2.5 dB, the proposed LDPC decoder operates with a clock frequency of 85 MHz and a voltage supply level of 1.1 V.
Definition 3 Assume that v k (i) j is a voltage supply value, f k (i) j is a corresponding working frequency, and CT i, j) is the estimated completion time of task T j on resource r i ; then the energy utilized for completing task T j on resource r i at the DVFS level of k when the supply strategy is s i can be defined as follows: E ijl = γ × f × v k i j 2 × CT i, j (3).
There are three basic components including a high voltage supply device, a reservoir with a capillary tip for the spinning solution, and a metallic collector [19].
The separation generally takes place in the electric field generated between an elliptical electrode, which is connected to a high voltage supply, and a grounded S-shaped electrode.
Until about 1880, the paradigm for AC power transmission from a high voltage supply to a low voltage load was a series circuit.
Electrospinning voltage (15 kV) was applied with a high voltage supply between a needle and the rotating cylindrical collector (20 cm apart from each other).
The solution was transferred into a glass syringe with a stainless-steel needle tip connected to a high voltage supply (ES30P-5 W, Gamma High Voltage Research).
