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inverse voltage

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inverse voltage [′in‚vərs ′vōlĀ·tij]
(electronics)
The voltage that exists across a rectifier tube or x-ray tube during the half cycle in which the anode is negative and current does not normally flow.


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Peak inverse voltage is rated at 3000V, with a low forward voltage drop and an average forward current of 250 mA.
The rectifier is rated by current (amps) and peak inverse voltage (PIV), sometimes designated as repetitive reverse maximum voltage (Vrrm).
 
 
 
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