2. Switching in the cell. Causality
2.1 Bases
Switching concerns the study of electrical state changes of the two switches K 1 and K 2 of the elementary cell between their two complementary static states (K 1 blocked – K 2 passing; K 1 passing – K 2 blocked). This is therefore a study of transient electrical phenomena.
The term "priming" refers to the switching of a switch from maximum resistivity ("blocked" static state with negligible leakage current compared to the rated current involved)...
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Switching in the cell. Causality