Sentence examples for analog samples from inspiring English sources

After triggering, the analog samples are digitized by on-chip ADCs and are sent serially to the acquisition.

Two laboratory setups are used to independently measure these regolith effects using lunar regolith analog samples with three different particle-size ranges.

While the initial purpose of quantization is to avoid the storage of analog samples, this approach however would require the relay to store the analog samples received from T0 in the first slot, until the data from T1 is received in the second slot and the two can be added and quantized.

The results of hydrous experiments are compared with anhydrous analog samples CC4 7b and C4p 25 kb from Dalou et al. ([2012]), synthesized at 1.2 and 2.5 GPa, respectively.

We have designed and constructed an original facility to characterize the VIS NIR Bidirectional Reflectance Distribution Function (BRDF) and some complementary bulk physical properties of planetary analog samples containing water ice.

There's an inimitable rhythm in analog glitches that I don't think can be emulated well with software, and I felt like the back and forth between analog samples and digital processing was really fitting for "/SYS".

It is based on the APV25-S1 analog sampling chip, and will replace the Gassiplex chip readout used up to now.

This chapter deals with basic switched-capacitor building blocks, which are the requisites for realizing analog sampled-data functions.

An analog sampling chip is currently under development for fast waveform digitizing of PMT and drift chamber signals for the MEG Experiment at PSI.

The PIUs publish analog sampled values and binary or other status information of redundant substation LANs that may have a different architecture depending on the substation topology, criticality and many other factors.

More precisely, Szöllósi and Derényi reported for C. elegans 37% of significantly robust pre-miRNAs, while we did not obtain any in the 100 sequences analyzed using an analog sample III.