Sentence examples for a current capability from inspiring English sources

In many applications, the gate driver is a simple CMOS inverter (i.e., a couple of a P-MOS, acting as a pull-up transistor, and an N-MOS, acting as a pull-down transistor with common input and output signals) with a size to have a current capability high enough to drive the input gate capacitance of the power FET at the desired switching frequency.

To achieve a higher current capability so called "power metals" are used.

As the low side of I1 has a lower current capability than the low side of I2, the falling edge of the gate of the PMOS of I3 is smoother and when it is low enough to switch the power PMOS on, the power NMOS is already off.

Streets, D. G. et al. Emissions estimation from satellite retrievals: A review of current capability.

This is a major shortcoming in our current capability, as without a clear understanding of all three aspects, transfers are unlikely to be designed properly when developing an integrated multimodal system.

To demonstrate the value of high discharge current capability of a supercapacitor, a discussion on the new supercapacitor-assisted temperature modification apparatus (SCATMA) technique is introduced in this chapter.

The ESS is a risk assessment tool that identifies the current capability of a health facility to slowly or more rapidly move towards higher levels of clinical quality and patient safety.

At 600 V, the highest forward current capability of a packaged MPS diode showed a current of 50 A at 2 V and 140 A at 4 V.

A discussion on the current capability of the critical plane approaches to predict the fatigue behavior of wrought magnesium alloys is presented, and further studies are recommended.

If N s is the number of the PV cells and N ss and N pp refer to the numbers of the PV modules in series and parallel respectively, the voltage of the PV array is N ss times the voltage of a PV module and the current capability is N pp times that of an individual cell.

Weighing into a Washington debate assessing the current capability of insurgents in Iraq who align themselves with Al Qaeda, and fighters loyal to the Taliban in Afghanistan, Admiral Mullen described both organizations as severely wounded but still very lethal.