1. Three-terminal low current positive voltage regulator. Nominal voltage 5V.

2. Three-terminal low current negative voltage regulator. Nominal voltage -9V.

3. Reed relay. Nominal voltage 12.

4. Three-terminal low current positive voltage regulator. Nominal voltage 15V.

5. Three-terminal low current positive voltage regulator. Nominal voltage 9V.

6. Reed relay. Nominal voltage 5.

7. LD-relay. 1 form slim power relay. Nominal voltage 6 V DC.

8. DK - relay. Miniature power relay. Nominal voltage 6 V DC . 2 form A. 2 coil latching.

9. DK-relay. Miniature power relay. Nominal voltage 12 V DC. 1 form A 1 form B. 2 coil latching.

10. DK-relay. Miniature power relay. Nominal voltage 24 V DC. 1 form A 1 form B. Single side stable.

11. Since Lipo packs give a nominal voltage of 7.4 volts, and 8,4 volts when fully charged, it can't be used with many receiver or servos without a voltage regulator.

12. HA-relay. Cost saving subminiature PC board relay. 1 form C. Amber sealed type. Nominal voltage 5 V AC, nominal operating current 72 mA.

13. The electrical system will be so designed as not to trip circuit breakers and electromagnetic contactors at voltage drops down to about 85% of nominal voltage.

14. The output power of the controller is calibrated according to the nominal voltage specified when ordering.

15. The LED fixture shall be operated at constant and carefully regulated current levels. LEDS shall not be overdriven beyond their specified nominal voltage and current.

16. HA-relay. Cost saving subminiature PC board relay. 1 form C. Dust cover type. Nominal voltage 115 V AC,(Sentence dictionary) nominal operating current 8 mA.

17. ST-relay. IC drivable PC board relay for field load switching. 2 coil latching. 2 form A. Nominal voltage 3 V DC.

18. Voltage Regulation Voltage regulation is a measure that states the difference between maximum and minimum steady-state voltage as a percentage of nominal voltage.

19. If the line voltage is less than 80% of the nominal voltage, the thyristor unit is.

20. Voltage regulation is a measure that states the difference between maximum and minimum steady-state voltage as a percentage of nominal voltage.