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impulse voltage rise time
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https://posccaesar.org/cfihos/v2.0/CFIHOS-40000912
Definition
The time for the voltage to rise from 10 % to 90 % of its final value in accordance with IEC 60034 18-42.
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CFIHOS RDL v.2.0
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alternating current motor
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measuredInDimension
CFIHOS-45000031
Unique Code
CFIHOS-40000912
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