Terms:

Terms for the characteristics of the current supply

Different furnace manufacturers describe their current supply in a variety of ways.
Below is an explanation of the various terms used.

Plasma Voltage: Voltage which keeps the discharge continuous or one with
a pulse relationship of one pulse tv = ton (ton + toff).

Plasma Current: Current which results from dividing the discharge voltage by the internal resistance
of the discharge distance.

Plasma Potential: Plasma achievement = plasma voltage x plasma current x pulse relationship.

Nominal Voltage: Output voltage of the generator under nominal load.

Nominal Current: Output current of the generator under nominal load.

Nominal Output : Nominal output = nominal voltage x nominal current

Pulse Voltage: Momentary voltage during the pulse

Pulse Current: Momentary river during the pulse

Pulse Potential: Momentary achievement during the pulse

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