The phrase "withstand voltage" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a material's ability to remain intact after being exposed to a certain level of electrical current. For example, "This type of wire is designed to withstand voltage up to 10,000 volts."
This paper is dedicated to investigate the impulse withstand voltage of single-phase compact distribution line structures of 15 kV class.
As withstand voltage tests, AC 90 kV for 3 h and lightning impulse at ±385 kV were applied to cable core, successfully.
An unsealed connection box enables easy installation in a vacuum vessel; however, it should have a withstand voltage greater than 1 kV at intermediate gas pressures.
We successfully achieved a high withstand voltage for the unsealed connection box in the gas pressure region around the Paschen minimum voltage.
Manufactured medium-voltage (MV) switchgear panels are rated according to a number of specifications: nominal voltage, rated voltage, power frequency withstand voltage, and impulse voltage.MV switchgear types are classified according to function and method of insulation.
The results indicate that the presence of an XLPE layer covering the cable leads to a significant increase in the impulse withstand voltage of the investigated structures compared to the use of bare cables.
The DSs can be switched on and off to conduct currents and withstand voltages, respectively.
A new MEMS process presented here allows the microcolumn electrodes to withstand voltages in excess of ±1 kV which is the maximum design voltage for any electrode.
The quadrupole electrodes can withstand voltages high enough to focus 4He ions up to 10 MeV and protons up to 5 MeV.
The three-level boost converter (TLBC) has the advantages of lower inductor current ripple and lower switch withstanding voltage compared to the classical boost converter.
According to the grid codes, RECSs should not only support long-term operations under the grid voltage of 1.1 pu but also withstand grid voltage's unbalance no more than 5% for minutes to adapt change of loads [8, 32].
