Category: V

  • Voltmeter

    A device for measuring voltage, especially for determining the voltage between two points of an electrical circuit. An instrument designed specifically for the measurement of voltage is commonly known as a voltmeter. It features a calibrated scale that can be marked in volts or corresponding smaller or larger units depending on the range of measurement.…

  • Voltampere

    The value obtained by multiplying volts times amperes.  

  • Voltammeter

    A device for measuring both volts and amperes. There exists an instrument capable of functioning as both a voltmeter and an ammeter. This versatile device enables the measurement of both voltage and current in electrical circuits. Depending on the specific requirements of the user, it can be utilized to gauge voltage levels or to quantify…

  • Voltaic

    Concerning electricity produced by a battery.  

  • Voltage

    Electromotive force or difference in potential expressed in volts. The volt serves as the unit of measurement for electrical pressure, potential difference, or electromotive force. It quantifies the amount of force required to drive a current of one ampere through a resistance of one ohm. By definition, one volt represents the magnitude of potential difference…

  • Volley

    The simultaneous or nearly simultaneous discharge of a number of nerve impulses from a center within the brain or spinal cord.  

  • Volatilize

    To vaporize a liquid or solid.  

  • Volatilization

    Conversion of a solid or liquid into a vapor.  

  • Vola

    The palm of the hand or sole of the foot. The preferred Latin terms for the palm of the hand and the sole of the foot are palma and planta, respectively.  

  • Voices

    In psychiatry, verbal-auditory hallucinations expressed as being heard by the patient.