Sentence examples for band of operation from inspiring English sources

The antenna has achieved the broad impedance bandwidth (>5%) in the band of operation.

Each radio link is assigned a specific frequency band of operation, a specific transmitter radiation pattern, and a maximum transmitter power.

This paper presents an extremely low power down-conversion mixer based on subthreshold operation for MB-OFDM UWB receiver, for the first band of operation 3.1 3.628 GHz.

Moreover, experimental BER demonstrates less than 10 11 by providing pseudorandom bit sequence at 6 11 Gb/s within desired band of operation in TIA.

The receiver has a noise equivalent power of 1.1×10−24W/√Hz in the band of operation for an integration time of 1.8×103s.

The parametric study of the considered design shows that the radiation pattern, return loss, voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR), and gain are optimized within the band of operation.

Notably, the bands of operation include the red part of the visible spectrum and the main telecommunications bands around 1310 nm and 1550 nm wavelength.

The antenna's gain, directivity, frequency bands of operation, and the antenna's form factor are some of the key parameters defining its performance.

The requirements for the IR measurement system include the apparent intensity and radiance of the visible engine surfaces in three bands of operation, two Medium Wave IR (MWIR) bands and one Long Wave IR LWIRR), with a spatial resolution of 1 in.

The study shows that the proposed sweeping tuneable vibration absorbers outperform the classical tuneable vibration absorbers and produce about 6, 5, 4 dB reduction of the plate overall flexural response in the three frequency bands of operation.

These bands of operation are separated by the metasurface's transmission minima at 700, 885 and 1455 nm (compare to Fig. 2a) and the absorption wavelength can be moved continuously across each band by adjusting the metasurface-to-mirror spacing, resulting in a wavelength-tuneable metadevice.