The phrase "accepts voltage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to electronics or electrical engineering, typically when describing a device or component that can receive or handle electrical voltage.
Example: "The circuit board accepts voltage levels ranging from 5 to 12 volts for optimal performance."
Alternatives: "receives voltage" or "handles voltage."
(the minimum accepted voltage on the grid), with the minimum voltage found to be 0.9151 p.
Take a look at the side of the adapter, it should say something like "AC 100-240V 50/60Hz". This means it can accept any voltage between 100 and 240 at either 50 or 60 cycle.
A digital circuit, on the other hand, is designed to accept only voltages of specific given values.
The way we did it over the last 10 years was to renegotiate our rate schedule, basically accepting higher-voltage power and more power.
Unlike other tankless water heaters, the Model 1 natively accepts different household voltages and employs a water heating element that's much more reliable than competitor's units.
The developed controller has a fuzzy logic unit (FLU) which, accepts change in terminal voltage and speed deviation as its inputs and generates the required weightage for the transient controller and voltage controller.
In that report, the utility blamed the city for about 38percentt of the poles that were leaking voltage, accepted responsibility for around 43percentt, and said responsibility for 18percentt remained unclear.
While it is accepted that high voltage bushings mounted on power transformers receive amplified seismic loads due to the structural dynamics of the transformer tank, it is also the case that complex structures made from steel plates and frames often exhibit unpredictable dynamic behavior.
If the FCS agent that receives the request is not executing any other voltage adjustment operation, it accepts the request.
The ultracapacitor is an electrolytic capacitor and it can accept only positive voltages.
