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Sathiya, M. et al. Origin of voltage decay in high-capacity layered oxide electrodes.

This paper deals with the assessment of the origin of voltage sags due to faults in real, interconnected networks.

A large portion of the relevant literature incorrectly assumes the origin of voltage differences between xylem and soil are the result of a "streaming potential" (Fig 1C) due to the flow of ion-containing sap past the electrode [8], [10] [12].

In the revised manuscript we discussed this previous study and pointed out that the origin of voltage sensitivity in temperature-sensitive TRP channels remains unknown.

The origin of voltage-contrast, the influence of the above defects on the contrast profiles and optimum imaging conditions are discussed.

In conclusion, we investigated flow-induced voltage generation over a graphene monolayer in the presence of staggered herringbone grooves to better understand the origin of the voltage generated.

This chapter presents a discussion on important causes for the origin of shaft voltage in rotating machines.

With an objective to develop a better understanding of the origin of high voltage (>4.5 V) capacities, the electrochemical behaviors of a number of spinel lithium manganese oxides with and without other transition metal ions have been studied and compared.

Upon closer examination of the relevant literature it became apparent that an electrical potential difference (voltage) between parts of trees, including phloem [2], xylem [3], and leaves [4] and between such parts and the adjacent soil had been routinely observed and reported for decades but the origin of this voltage remains controversial and a subject of considerable debate [5] [7].

The chapter also discusses causes for the origin of shaft voltages, including dissymmetry effect, shaft magnetization effect, electrostatic effect, and so on.

The origin of the voltage-sensitive process in TRPV1 and other TRP channels remains unclear.