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apparent charge

apparent charge noun: the electric charge used in partial discharge test that if injected between the terminals of the device under test would change the voltage across the terminals by an amount equivalent to the partial discharge event.

Noun

apparent charge (countable and uncountable, plural apparent charges)

  1. The electric charge used in partial discharge test that if injected between the terminals of the device under test would change the voltage across the terminals by an amount equivalent to the partial discharge event.

Forms of apparent charge

pluralapparent charges

Questions about apparent charge

What does apparent charge mean?
Apparent charge means the electric charge used in partial discharge test that if injected between the terminals of the device under test would change the voltage across the terminals by an amount equivalent to the partial discharge event.
What part of speech is apparent charge?
Apparent charge is a noun.
What is the plural of apparent charge?
The plural of apparent charge is apparent charges.

Words near apparent charge in the dictionary

  1. apparencies
  2. apparency
  3. apparent
  4. apparent brightness
  5. apparent brightnesses
  6. apparent charge
  7. apparent death
  8. apparent horizon
  9. apparent horizons
  10. apparent magnitude
  11. apparent magnitudes

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