Sentence examples for voltage standards from inspiring English sources

There's 40 to 50 years of heating 'technology'" with a with a wild variety of different wire and voltage standards that Nest has to try to be compatible with.

A digital-to-analog (D/A) converter based on rapid single flux quantum (RSFQ) circuits is a potential device for establishing a new generation of ac voltage standards.

Indeed already now, superconducting nanoelectronic devices are widely used in various high-tech applications: ultra-sensitive detectors of electromagnetic radiation (e.g., bolometers or transition edge sensors), electric voltage standards utilizing Josephson effect, and quantum bits.

For establishing a new generation of ac voltage standards, digital-to-analog converters (DACs) based on rapid single flux quantum (RSFQ) technology, which enable synthesis of arbitrary waveforms with fundamental accuracy, are developed.

This standard was built to cover the lack of high level dc voltage standards at values higher than 10 V to employ mainly as transportable standard for inter-laboratory comparisons (ILCs) or eventually as laboratory (local) high level dc voltage standard.

The traceability has been achieved via the NIS automated 10 V DC Josephson Voltage Standard (JVS).

A programmable voltage standard of fundamental accuracy has been realized with a binary sequence of nonhysteretic junctions.

The traditional voltage-balancing algorithm is also improved to reduce switching times by adjusting the voltage sorting frequency according to the capacitor voltage standard deviation (CVSD).

It can be interconnected to a DMM characterized in linearity, to a dc voltage standard and to a dc voltage generator under calibration to manage automatically the calibration process.

Electrical systems that operate only in island mode do not have a National Electric Code NECC) voltage standard that must be followed [3]; so isolated microgrids and electrical ship-based power systems can choose to optimize performance as necessary.

At National Institute of Metrological Research (INRIM), a selectable-value transportable high dc voltage standard (THVS) operating in the range from 10 V to 100 V in steps of 10 V, was developed.