Volts

Definition of Volts

Volts is a unit of measurement for electric potential or electromotive force.

How should Volts divide into syllables

The word 'volts' has one syllable. The vowels in this word are 'o' and 'u' and the consonants are 'v', 'l', 't', and 's'.

Part of Speech - Volts

The voltage of the batteries is 12 volts.

Sentences with Volts

• The voltage in my house is too low.
• The voltage of a battery can be measured in volts.
• The electrician used a voltmeter to measure the voltage.
• The voltage of the power supply is 120 volts.
• The voltage in the circuit was too high and caused a short circuit.
• The voltage drop across the resistor was 5 volts.
• The voltage regulator maintains a constant voltage output.
• The voltage across the capacitor is proportional to the charge stored.
• The voltage waveform was distorted due to the interference.
• The voltage rating of the appliance should match the power supply.

Quotes with Volts

• A man without ambition is like a battery without volts.
• The volts are everywhere.
• The volts are all around us.
• The volts never stop.
• The volts keep us going.
• The volts are the lifeblood of our technology.
• The volts power our world.
• The volts are the energy of the future.
• The volts are the force of nature.
• The volts are the power of creation.
• The volts are the spark of innovation.
• The volts are the source of our power.

Number of characters in Volts

5 ( v, o, l, t, s )

Unique letters in Volts

5 ( v, o, l, t, s )

Volts Backwards

stlov

Phonetic Transcription of Volts

IPA (International): vəʊlts

ARA (American): volts

EPA (English): vəʊlts

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