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Transient recovery voltage

Voliage tran.siems (dv/dl) When a thyristor switches from a closed to an open condition, i.e. from a conducting to a non-conducting mode, a transient recovery voltage (TRV) appears. This is a transient condition and the rate of change of voltage can be expressed by... [Pg.132]

This small content of R, however, helps in dampening the TRV., (transient recovery voltages) (Section 17.6.2). [Pg.349]

I his is the frequency at w hich the surges travel. This frequency can be very high, of the order of 5-100 kHz or more, depending upon the circuit paramelers. The natural frequency of oscillations of the transient recovery voltage of the circuit in terms of circuit parameters can be expres.sed as ... [Pg.561]

FIGURE 7 Interruption of a feult current by a vacuum circuit breaker and the subsequent transient recovery voltage. [Pg.364]

Transients appearing at the input of the biopotential amplifier, such as voltage peaks from a cardiac pacemaker or a defibrillator, can drive the amplifier into saturation. An important characteristic of the amplifier is the time it takes to recover from such overloads. The recovery time depends on the characteristics of the transient, such as amplitude and duration, the specific design of the amplifier, such... [Pg.146]

Use of transient voltage pulses, which provides significant to almost full recovery when high voltages are applied. [Pg.45]

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