The phrase "as much voltage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing levels of voltage in electrical contexts or discussing power supply requirements.
Example: "The new battery provides as much voltage as the previous model, ensuring compatibility with existing devices."
Alternatives: "the same voltage" or "equal voltage level".
Just as in the first episode, Elijah Wood wears a permanent expression of pop-eyed awe, and everyone is utterly outclassed by Ian McKellen's Gandalf and Christopher Lee as Saruman, who despite appearing only fleetingly has a thousand times as much screen-presence voltage as most of the cast.
Use different examples, such as how much voltage is needed to power a computer or how much energy is in a wooden table.
The SFQ-dc converter was fabricated by the ramp-edge junction technology and could be successfully operated with the output voltage as much as 0.5 mV.
The ionic conductivity exceeded 2.0 × 10−3 S/cm at ambient temperature, and this system also showed good mechanical properties and a sufficient electrochemical stability with a decomposition voltage as much as 5 V vs. Li to allow far wider operation in the rechargeable lithium-ion polymer batteries.
"It'll probably improve fuel economy -- the downside is it doesn't improve fuel efficiency as much as a higher-voltage system," said Lawrence J. Oswald, DaimlerChrysler's vice president for hybrid electric vehicles.
Comparing cases with and without compost but with the same number of rice plants, cases with compost depicted higher voltage to as much as 2 times.
The simulation results show significant improvement in blocking voltages by as much as 30% and much lower electric field within the dielectrics.
The change was made after we found out that that the transistor TIP31 was drawing as much as 80% of the DC voltage with the motor only getting 20%.
The researcher's Applied Physics Letters paper states that the peak voltage V is as much as 0.8 V, the optimal resistive load Rload is 290 kOhms, the peak power P is 45 microWatts at a peak resonant frequency of 1,300 Hz.
The decrease in the cell discharge voltage can cause as much as a 9% decrease in the cell energy at the 2 C rate while it has a relatively small effect on the cell energy or specific energy at the 0.2 C rate.
