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slew rate
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slew rate
(1) How fast paper moves through a printer (ips).

(2) The speed of changing voltage.
slew rate [′slü ‚rāt]
(computer science)
The speed at which a logic-seeking print head advances to the succeeding line and finds the position where it is to start printing.
(control systems)
The maximum rate at which a system can follow a command.
(electronics)
The maximum rate at which the output voltage of an operational amplifier changes for a square-wave or step-signal input; usually specified in volts per microsecond.


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The EL5166 and EL5167 offer 6,000 volt-per-microsecond slew rates while exhibiting low distortion of 1.
The PA107DP is capable of slew rates up to 3000 V/os, which raises the bar for single-package hybrids.
Longer slew rates ensure a slower turn-on time, which results in limiting the in-rush current into the applications' capacitive circuit elements.
 
 
 
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