The phrase "auxiliary hardware" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional hardware that supports or enhances the functionality of a primary system or device.
Example: "The computer's performance improved significantly after the installation of auxiliary hardware, such as additional RAM and a dedicated graphics card."
Alternatives: "supporting hardware" or "supplementary hardware".
In such a design the aerodynamic lift, the drag of fuselage and wings, the control apparatus, the propulsion system, and such auxiliary hardware as the landing gear all interact substantially.
The army of Bluetooth-powered auxiliary hardware being built by hardware startups to extend the native capabilities of smartphones shows no signs of slowing its march.
As well as the big platforms, such as Google's Android and Apple's iOS, there are of course multiple spin-off development arenas that developers can target which extend mobile in new ways — such as wearable devices like the Pebble, which has its own selection of apps, or other Bluetooth connected auxiliary hardware brings a new clutch of sensors developers can leverage and play around with.
Currently, several commercial OCT instruments therefore include auxiliary hardware to measure and correct eye motion in real-time e.g. Spectralis OCT (Heidelberg Engineering, Heidelberg, Germany), RTVue (Optovue Inc., CA, USA) and tracking OCT from Physical Sciences Inc. (PSI) [ 28].
But with smartphone roadmaps generally structured around yearly refresh cycles there's a (shrinking) window of opportunity for smaller players to push in offering auxiliary sensing hardware — before our pocket computers get there en masse.
By taking into account the energy consumed by hardware and auxiliary equipment, we address key shortcomings of most existing approaches to the challenge of boosting energy efficiency of cellular networks.
However, in order to utilize the capacity surpluses for significant energy savings, it is essential to reduce the energy consumed by hardware and auxiliary equipment (e.g., coolers), which is a dominant form of energy consumption in current mobile networks.
Up- or cross-selling in the mobile phone context could involve extended talk or data plans, hardware, or auxiliary services (e.g., Company: "Upgrade your data plan and get 1 GB data free!").
This simultaneously diminishes the risk of sample contamination, and reduces the amount of external hardware required for auxiliary flow control, thus increasing the potential for portability.
This paper describes the redundant control network, hardware configuration, software structure, auxiliary system and the new development in the future.
The DMU model is used to simulate train environment and drive train while a scaled energy storage including converter and auxiliary load is built up in hardware on a test bench.
