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A fuzzy composite performance index (FCPI), formulated by combining (i) voltage violations, (ii) line flow violations and (iii) voltage stability margin is being proposed in this paper for composite ranking of contingencies.

Important parameters influencing the surface quality generated during the MAF are identified as: (i) voltage (DC) applied to the electromagnet, (ii) working gap, (iii) rotational speed of the magnet, and (iv) abrasive size (mesh number).

This coatings were applied on a substrate of AISI-SAE 4340, through the technique of electric wire arc spraying, considering the deposition parameters such as current (I), voltage (V), primary air pressure (AP) and secondary pressure air (AS) using a fractional-factorial design L9 34-2 L9 34-2uchi.

After spray initialization, infusion parameters (ESI voltage in the pipette tip, voltage, and desolvation gas flow) were optimized.

Each individual analyte spot was positioned directly under the EF-LESA probe and sampled as follows: (i) voltages V1, V2, and V3 were initially set to zero.

(G, I ) Representative voltage (G, black ), EPSC (I, red ), and IPSC (I, blue ) traces recorded in response to bars moving at different speeds.

H-ESI spray voltage, H-ESI temperature, and capillary temperature were maintained at 3.5 and −3.0 kV (positive and negative ionization, respectively), 350, and 325 °C, respectively.

The voltage-dependent process can be divided into i) a voltage-driven partition of the peptide from the aqueous bulk and/or insertion into the bilayer, and ii) an intrinsic voltage-sensitivity (gating proper) of the embedded aggregates.

The fabricated nanocomposite films were characterized for X-ray diffraction (XRD), UV visible and current (I) - voltage (V) behaviours.

Finally, a thin gold (Au) layer with a thickness of 100 nm was deposited by e-beam evaporation and the current (I) - voltage (V) characteristics were measured at room temperature (Figure 8).

Figure 10 shows the current (I) versus voltage (V) fitting curve with a near ohmic behavior.