(Vsp)
Voltage-Sync Pulse
Where it is first named
Generally speaking, Arc Curve (Vac) changing/varying to Arc-Line (Val) of Unipolar Voltage Pulse Wave-form (Vpwf) defines Voltage Pulse Field (Vpf) scan profile (Vsp) by which Trace-point "P" determines the type of "State Space" being used to propagate "Voltage Tickling" of water molecule (85) undergoing "Electrical Stress" under different fluid-pressures.
How it is written
- (Vsp) 2×
Drawings 18
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The figure it sits on · VIC Matrix Circuit
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(T2) of Figure (7-8) · Instant Explosion of Water
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Figure (7-8) · Resistance (Rs)
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(690) of Figure (7-8) · Resistance (Rs)
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(690) of Figure (7-8) · Inductance (FL)
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(690) of Figure (7-8) · Capacitance (Cd)
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(690) of Figure (7-8) · Inductance Reactance (Rs - Cd - FL)
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Figure (7-8) · Inductance Reactance (Rs - Cd - FL)
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(690) of Figure (7-8) · Taper Resonant Capacitor (ERt)
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690 of Figure 7-8 · Circuit Resistance
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(52) of Figure (7-8) · Electron Bounce Phenomenon
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(690) of Figure (7-8) · 8-2 - Traveling Voltage Wave-Guides
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(52) of Figure (7-8) · 8-3 - Electrical Voltage-Pulse Wave-Transmission
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(Cp) of Figure (7-8) · 8-4 - State Space (Sp)
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(690) of Figure (7-8) · 8-6 - VIC Voltage Sync-Pulse Circuit
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(Cp) of (7-8) · 8-6 - VIC Voltage Sync-Pulse Circuit
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(690) of Figure (7-8) · Propagating Electrical Stress
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The figure it sits on · WFC 429 - Illustrations
Where it is named · 2
8-4 - State Space (Sp) 1×
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Generally speaking, Arc Curve (Vac) changing/varying to Arc-Line (Val) of Unipolar Voltage Pulse Wave-form (Vpwf) defines Voltage Pulse Field (Vpf) scan profile (Vsp) by which Trace-point "P" determines the type of "State Space" being used to propagate "Voltage Tickling" of water molecule (85) undergoing "Electrical Stress" under different fluid-pressures.
A Technique Called "Easer" 1×
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Voltage-Sync Pulse (Vsp)
… ate (activated state) (K to L orbit or beyond) suddenly jumps back to its original lower energy state (quiescent state) (back to K orbit) when Input Pulse Frequency (49) terminates Voltage-Sync Pulse (Vsp) during applied pulse off-time (T2) of Figure (7-8)
