Sentence examples for voltage developed from inspiring English sources

At this frequency the voltage developed across the tuned circuit is a maximum.

Becquerel discovered the photovoltaic effect while experimenting with a solid electrode in an electrolyte solution; he observed that voltage developed when light fell upon the electrode.

The analysis of the electrical potential, or voltage, developed by pairing various half reactions in electrochemical cells has led to the determination of redox potentials for a substantial number of common half reactions.

Because of its short tunneling time across the junction and its inherent low noise (random fluctuations either of current passing through a device or of voltage developed across it), the tunnel diode is used in special low-power microwave applications, such as a local oscillator and a frequency-locking circuit.

The voltage developed due to the electric field is called Seebeck voltage VSeebeck.

The voltage developed across the CT secondary shall be sufficient to drive the transformed current through its own internal impedance plus the impedance of the relay and any other equipment to which it is connected.

As current runs along the slab, a voltage develops across it.

If you then apply a strong vertical magnetic field, the flowing electrons will experience a sideways shove that will cause them to crowd to the side of the bar as they go so that a voltage develops across the width of the bar too.

A preliminary comparative study on the variation of maximum voltage to ground and voltage across the coils under different impulse voltages indicated that non-standard impulse voltage waveforms develop higher voltage stress in the windings.

The two outermost electrodes are used to drive an electric direct current I DC) into the medium while the two inner electrodes are responsible for measuring the electrical potential and the corresponding drop in voltage V developed over the length L. Electrodes must be in intimate contact with the cement-based specimen to induce an ionic current within the specimen.

Analytic solutions of the critical voltage are developed.