Sentence examples for a crossover frequency from inspiring English sources
The conductance, G, shows dispersion above a crossover frequency, fp.
However, for 5 wt.% concentration, a crossover frequency (G' = G″) appears, meaning that below 10 rad s-1, it shows liquid-like behaviour but changes beyond that value.
Specifically, ultrahigh scan rate capability up to 500 V/s is achieved with a crossover frequency of 400 Hz at a phase angle of −45°.
A crossover frequency was determined, below and above which the elastic modulus is dominated by the interfacial contribution and by the components' contribution, respectively.
Figure 7c, d are examples of valid measurements: the intersection of their graphs would show that the system under test has a crossover frequency at approximately 1,550 Hz.
Other parameters were applied with a mutation frequency of 95, a crossover frequency of 95, and a migration frequency of 10.
The design specifications are: (1) a phase margin for the nominal plant, (2) a gain crossover frequency for the nominal plant, (3) zero steady state error to step commands, and (4) a constant phase margin for all the possible values of the time constant (T): 0
The classical tuning approach for these controllers is based on specifying a certain gain crossover frequency, a phase margin and a robustness to gain variations.
The analysis predicts acoustic amplification for all frequencies in the pressure response, whereas a critical crossover frequency is identified in the strain response demarcating the transition from attenuation to amplification of acoustic energy.
The proposed circuit significantly improves the dynamic response of the converter to load steps without the need of a high crossover frequency of the voltage loop by adding low-pass filter.
As a result of vancomycin treatment, while the DEP spectra for the HTCD strain is shifted toward a higher crossover frequency (300 kHz to 600 kHz), the spectra for the LTCD strain and the NTCD strain are shifted toward successively lower crossover frequencies (500 kHz to 300 kHz for LTCD and 900 kHz to 600 kHz for NTCD).
