Sentence examples for cable terminal from inspiring English sources
noun
A fixture designed to be installed in the end of a cable or a conductor in order to facilitate the connection.
Stacks of Bitcoins sit near green lights on a data cable terminal.
Third, the series inductor at the cable terminal plays vital role in primary protection algorithms based on local measurements.
As shown in Fig. 6b, (H_{0}(s)), the resulting current transfer function at the faulted cable terminal, has the characteristic of a band-pass filter.
Due to the reflection by the series inductor at the cable terminal, the first voltage waves at the faulted terminals have distinctive waveforms compared to those at the healthy terminals, and can thus be used for fault discrimination.
The voltage transfer functions at the faulted cable terminal have the same form as (8), while the total surge impedance seen by the faulted cable are (Z^{Asym}_{0}(s)) and (Z^{Sym}_{0}(s)).
The gain of the high frequency region for all series inductor values is approximately 2, which means the high-frequency components of the incident wave are doubled, i.e. totally reflected at the faulted cable terminal.
KIA New battery cable terminals on some 2011 Optima Hybrids may be required.
KIA A campaign to replace battery cable terminals is expanding beyond earlier repairs of Optima Hybrids.
In T.S.B. ELE024 issued on Nov. 4, Kia said the battery cable terminals on all models built between May 1 and June 30 should be replaced.
The converter station under study can be expressed as shown in Fig. 1, where the measurement relays are placed between the cable terminals and the series inductors.
However, in the near future, home automation, pioneered by companies like Apple, Google, and Amazon, will require the installation of cable terminals to power automated air vents.
