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Basic definition: Absolute voltage (electrical engineering term)
Etymology: From "absolute" + "volt"
Refers to voltage measured relative to an absolute reference
Theoretical maximum voltage potential
Reference voltage standard
"absvolt" is a specialized technical term primarily used in electrical engineering and physics. It has low frequency in everyday usage but is important in precision measurement fields.
The absvolt reference must be calibrated annually.
This device measures absvolt with 0.01% accuracy.
All readings are relative to absvolt zero.
The absolute voltage reference must be calibrated annually.
This device measures absolute voltage with 0.01% accuracy.
All readings are relative to absolute voltage zero.
abz-vohlt (stress on "abz")
abz-vohlt (stress on "abz")
Describes precision measurement
Indicates measurement standard
Describes calibration process
Absvolt is the same as relative voltage. (Incorrect)
Correct:Absvolt differs from relative voltage measurements.
Absvolt can be measured with standard voltmeters. (Incorrect)
Correct:Absvolt requires specialized reference equipment.
1. The absolute voltage standard was recently updated.
2. This instrument measures absolute voltage directly.
3. Engineers use absolute voltage references for calibration.
1. Absvolt is measured in volts.
2. Pronounced [ˈæbzˌvoʊlt] (stress on first syllable)
3. Absvolt differs from relative voltage.