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millivolt

NOUN
  1. a unit of potential equal to one thousandth of a volt

How To Use millivolt In A Sentence

  • We developed a new method to determine the amplitude of flickers in terms of millivolts of depolarization.
  • In reality there will be some voltage, up to about 100 millivolts, because every circuit has some resistance.
  • I noticed that a millivolt thermostat is offered as an option. Radiant heating
  • The electrical activity detected by the electrocardiogram machine is measured in millivolts.
  • Researchers at Ohio State University found that a pint (half a litre) of a cow's bacteria-infested rumen juice produced about 600 millivolts of electricity.
  • In reality, the output from the sensors on the combine are not grain yield and moisture content but only millivolts.
  • These currents are largely produced by electrochemical reactions and fluid flow in the subsurface, and the measurable voltages can be up to several hundred millivolts.
  • So far, these ultralow-energy devices have operated at extremely low "subthreshold" voltages, from around 200 millivolts down to the theoretical lower limit of 36 millivolts. PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories
  • You can increase the clock-generator frequency up to 300MHz and the CPU voltage up to 140 millivolts above the default value.
  • Each electrogenic cell carries a negative charge of a little less than 100 millivolts on its outside compared to its inside. Just Shocking!
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