The phrase "amount of voltage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or level of electrical voltage in a circuit or system.
Example: "The amount of voltage supplied to the circuit must be carefully monitored to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "level of voltage" or "quantity of voltage".
Quadrature — The LEDs produce a small amount of voltage when light shines on them.
Buyers also need to be aware of the suppressor's clamping voltage, the amount of voltage it will admit before it begins to suppress a surge.
Applying the right amount of voltage pushes oxygen atoms from a conducting layer into an insulating one, permitting current to pass more easily.
This could, in effect, potentially "trick" a transistor into thinking that it has received the minimum amount of voltage necessary to operate.
The amount of voltage in each, the utility said, ranged from the single digits -- which would produce a mild shock -- to 140 at a lamppost in Bayside, Queens, which could be fatal.
The amount of voltage needed to suspend a droplet is used along with its mass to determine the overall electric charge on the droplet.
This form of protection reduces amounts of voltage and power at each level of a system of successive nested shields.
The challenge has been to make the technology small enough to fit through human airways while using very small amounts of voltage to scan infrared light.
The proposed method has been simulated and implemented experimentally and tested under various conditions considering all possible cases such as different amounts of voltage sag depth (VSD), different amounts of point-on-wave (POW) at which voltage sag occurs, harmonic distortion, line frequency variation, and phase jump (PJ).
But these adapters use abnormally high amounts of voltage to make that happen.
With the use of buck-boost converters, the amount of output voltage may be set to higher or lower than the input voltage, enabling us to maintain the desired output voltage.
