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(b) The measured intrinsic resolution of the σ M26 for different beam energies p and sensor spacing dz as a function of the applied sensor threshold ξ n.
Figure 7 b shows the intrinsic sensor resolutions σ int derived from the biased track fits for different beam energies and plane distances as a function of the applied sensor threshold.
The network of the sensors was designed based on a numerical buckling analysis from which the strain field of the panel was computed as a function of the applied compressive load.
Voltage sensors of Kv channels respond to the electric field inside the membrane, which is a function of both the applied voltage across the membrane and the surface potentials at the membrane water interface.
In particular, we shall analyze the density of doped charge carriers in graphene at room temperature (RT) as a function of both the applied voltage and the salt concentration to elucidate graphene's sensor ability.
This effect has been exploited to create a chemical sensor, in fact optical measurements have evidenced that the composite structure presents a different optical response as a function of the solvent applied on the surface.
Figure 12 1 shows the displacement increments measured by the four LVDT sensors as a function of the normal stress applied to the sample.
The gauge factor calculated from the change of resistance as a function of applied strain has been found to reach 200 for optimized sensor geometries, providing highly sensitive piezoresistive strain sensors for flexible electronic applications.
We characterised these 3D stc p-type sensors in terms of their noise behaviour and hence their effective capacitance as a function of applied bias voltage at a read-out speed of 40 MHz which is also anticipated for sLHC.
As a function of applied bias.
When the sample solution is applied to the sensing surface, the SPR profile minimum (also known as the SPR angle) will shift as a function of the refractive index of the loaded sample, giving a real time refractive index reading (although, by itself the sensor is not specific/selective for any given target).
