korkeajännitteisenä

Korkeajännitteisenä is a term used to describe a measure of the electrical voltage or frequency of a alternating current (AC) system. In the Finnish language, korkeajännitteisenä is the adjectival form of korkeajännite, which refers to the high voltage or frequency of an electrical system.

In electrical engineering, korkeajännitteinen is often used to describe power systems with high voltages, typically above 1 kilovolt (kV). Examples of such systems include high-voltage transmission lines, which transmit electricity over long distances to substations where the voltage is reduced to a safer level for distribution to end-users.

The term korkeajännitteisenä may also refer to electrical devices that are designed to operate at high voltages. These devices, such as high-voltage transformers and circuit breakers, require special insulation and other safety features to prevent electrical shock or other hazards.

In some contexts, the term korkeajännitteisenä may also be used to refer to the frequency of an AC system. In this sense, korkeajännitteinen might describe a power system with a high frequency, such as the high-frequency electrical power transmission systems used in some industrial applications.

It's worth noting that the term korkeajännitteisenä is specific to the Finnish language and may not be widely used or understood in other languages or regions. However, the underlying concepts and principles of electrical engineering that it refers to are widely applicable and relevant to the design and operation of high-voltage electrical systems worldwide.