step voltage

For field effect transistors, a stepped voltage is used instead.

Cable testing including insulation testing, polarisation index and step voltage.

"Step voltage" is the voltage between the feet of a person standing near an energized grounded object.

A transformer with a variable turns ratio is produced, enabling stepped voltage regulation of the output.

Employees on the ground in the vicinity of transmission structures should be kept at a distance where step voltages would be insufficient to cause injury.

The IGBTs in each submodule either bypass the capacitor or connect it into the circuit, allowing the valve to synthesize a stepped voltage with very low levels of harmonic distortion.

In general there is some value above which the impedance of the earth connection must not rise, and some maximum step voltage which must not be exceeded to avoid endangering people and livestock.

With a suitable number of submodules connected in series, the valve can synthesize a stepped voltage waveform that approximates very closely to a sine-wave and contains very low levels of harmonic distortion.

CONTROL modules produce continuous or stepped voltages which are applied to control (voltage) inputs on processors (and VCOs): and may also be processed by control voltage processors.

AVO BM25 £ 15.00 Compact, automated high voltage, battery powered instrument used to carry out, Polarisation Index, Step Voltage and Dielectric Discharge Tests as well as spot insulation tests.

A simple example is a step voltage, (where is the height of the step and is the unit step function with time ), applied to one end of a lossless line, and consider what happens when the line is terminated in various ways.