Sentence examples for array of wires from inspiring English sources

Researchers at MIT have developed a new approach to creating the complex array of wires and connections on microchips, using a system of self-assembling polymers.

Within looms an imposing 12-foot-tall machine, whose array of wires and tubes can only be seen through a tinted window.

First-order stiff ordinary differential equations (ODEs) governing the trajectory of particles under periodic magnetic fields due to an array of wires are solved numerically using the 1st to 5th order adaptive step Runge Kutta solver.

HP fabricates them using conventional lithography techniques: laying down a series of parallel metal nanowires, coating the wires with a layer of titanium dioxide a few nanometers thick, and then laying down a second array of wires perpendicular to the first.

It turns out that for an array of wires, the coercive field is significantly lower than that for a single nanowire.

While NIF would do so by crushing the pellet with pulses from a gargantuan laser, X-1 would use x-rays from a plasma imploding after an array of wires is vaporized by a jolt of electric current.

ELDA consists of an array of wire electrodes combined with an electrostatic deflection field region, and measures the mass, charge, and velocity vector of individual dust grains.

A standard tool to inform better design, prove fitness for purpose before entering service and design retrofits is modal testing, a procedure that typically involves acceleration measurements using an array of wired sensors and force generation using a mechanical shaker.

The polarization mask used for this instrument is constructed from an array of wire grid micropolarizers as shown in Fig. 2. The micropolarizers are oriented in the plane of the mask at angles θ i yielding relative phase shifts between right- and left-handed circularly polarized object and reference beams of α i.

The other involves growing crystalline silicon in the form of arrays of wires embedded in polymers.

The technology marshals chiplets into place using software-controlled electrical fields generated by arrays of wires beneath an assembly substrate.