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severe and irreparable.
What causes it? On return of mains supply after power cuts , under-sized utility oscillating between periods of brown-outs
added by Anonymous 661 days ago 0 0
An overvoltage is a voltage that exceeds the maximum value of operating voltage in an electric circuit. Pulse overvoltages, their formation and division .Pulse overvoltages ares short-term overvoltages, lasting from a couple of nanoseconds up toma couple of milliseconds. It is one of the most noticeable and most harmful manifestations of electromagnetic interference perturbing influences and it poses a threat, especially to electronic equipment containing semiconductor components. Depending on its origin, a pulse overvoltage is classified into the following categories:atmospheric overvoltages. Lighting ElektroMagnetic Pulse
switching overvoltages Switching ElektroMagnetic Pulse,overvoltages formed during discharges of static electricity, ElektroStatic Discharge, overvoltages due to nuclear explosions,Nuclear ElektroMagnetic Pulse
Atmospheric overvoltages They are the most dangerous, and are induced primarily by thunders.
added by Anonymous 767 days ago 0 0
Anthing concerning with electricity can handlede in a very caring way, because ounce over voltage the power suplly automatically you expect some circuits a nd serious damages.
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