The phrase "a delicate device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a device that is fragile or requires careful handling.
Example: "The engineer carefully transported the delicate device to the lab, ensuring it was protected from any potential damage."
Alternatives: "a fragile instrument" or "a sensitive apparatus."
The laser, an expensive and delicate device, must be protected under all conditions, including supply ramp up and down, improper control input commands, open or intermittent load connections and "hot plugging".
The release process also allows the devices to be detached from each other and the substrate without the need of an extra dicing step that may damage the delicate device features or create debris.
The scale of these tiny, delicate device components is why I initially microfabricated a polymer tray to carry them all on a planar silicon substrate in 2D format.
Given that my group's research involves delicate device fabrication and long-term device characterization and tests, we could not use shared clean rooms.
Tablets tend to be delicate devices, most comfortable being used on a cushy couch or over the safety of a study table.
Now a Stanford-led engineering team has developed a way to not only manage heat, but help route it away from delicate devices.
But Brian Gregg, a solar expert at the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory, predicts that materials scientists will soon develop workable seals that will protect the delicate devices over the long term.
"The deadly serious task of rating chronometers," as the historian Alexis McCrossen has called it, forced crews to lug the delicate devices ashore and pay agents to maintain them.
Card printers are very delicate devices and it is of utmost importance that you place it in a room where it is kept away from dust and dirt.
