The phrase "active switch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to electronics, computing, or any situation where a switch is in an operational state.
Example: "The active switch allows the current to flow through the circuit, powering the device."
Alternatives: "operational switch" or "engaged switch".
Further, the proposed converters also have feature of low voltage stress on active switch.
Once you're back at work, you can flip the active switch back on, even outside the open enrollment period, because it's considered a status change.
The residual costs are notable because of their magnitude, their duration, and the fact that they are obtained even when there is no active switch to perform another task.
The Biology and Gender Study Group (BGSG) point out that old models of sex determination simply assumed that female developmental patterns were neutral and passive, while male developmental patterns required some sort of active switch to initiate their development (1988).
CSR depends on the introduction of double strand breaks in two active switch regions of the Ig heavy chain constant regions and involves nonhomologous end-joining (NHEJ) to ligate the break sites.
These wires were connected to the active switch closure terminals in the toolkit's breakout board.
The auxiliary circuit consists of two active switches and one capacitor.
The active switching element is a zigzag GNR field-effect transistor with a constant gate voltage and two CNT control wires, as illustrated in Fig. 1.
Chu is now analyzing an even larger group of glioblastomas to link patient survival and treatment outcomes with the active switches in each tumor.
Most pharmaceutical interest in these complexes has focused on strategies to thwart cancer growth by preventing the two complexes from becoming active — switching off autophagosome production.
He has also had differences with some of the splinter groups which remain active, switching allegiance several times in recent years.
