Definition: Rmax, pronounced "rohm-zahm," is a metric used in electrical engineering to describe the maximum voltage (Vmax) at which an element's resistance can withstand a short circuit without damage. It's commonly used in circuits to control current or voltage levels. The word 'rmax37' specifically refers to Vmax, measuring the maximum potential difference between two points across an electrical circuit when a short circuit occurs.
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