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overvoltage
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overvoltage [¦ō·vər¦vōl·tij]
(electricity)
A voltage greater than that at which a device or circuit is designed to operate. Also known as overpotential.
(electronics)
The amount by which the applied voltage exceeds the Geiger threshold in a radiation counter tube.
(physical chemistry)
The difference between electrode potential under electrolysis conditions and the thermodynamic value of the electrode potential in the absence of electrolysis for the same experimental conditions. Also known as overpotential.


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0] = 5 keV, useful characteristic peaks for analysis can be found for all elements in the Periodic Table, excepting H, He, and Li, providing a low over-voltage, U > 1.
The TOPSwitch-HX family of ICs offers a wide range of protection features, including: user-programmable latching or non-latching output overvoltage shutdown OVP; line under-voltage (UV) detection to prevent turn-off glitches; line over-voltage (OV) shutdown, which extends the line surge limit; accurate, programmable current limits; optimized feed-forward for line ripple rejection; and an auto-restart function that delivers less than three percent of rated power in short-circuit conditions.
Integrating the diode bridge and protection circuitry significantly increases the reaction time of protection devices and PHY immunity to over-voltage stress events.
 
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