Sentence examples for bandwidth of a resonance from inspiring English sources
The designed filter has one stopband within the spectra range of 800 nm to 1100 nm and the bandwidth of a resonance is 32 nm.
To achieve these interference effects in a strong coupling regime, both a narrow bandwidth of the resonance spectrum and a high value of the absorbance are required.
Since the bandwidth of the resonance frequency in a superconducting cavity is very narrow, there is a possibility that the accelerating field will leak to the RF absorber because of thermal shrinkage.
Application specific requirements such as the bandwidth around a resonance can be adjusted by setting appropriate constraint functions.
The absolute maximum and the frequency bandwidth of the resonance peak depend on the total porosity level formed by the predominant type of imperfections, either of only microscopic spheroidal voids entrapped in the epoxy layers or of additional extended interply delaminations.
Harmonic excitation is associated with two dimensionless measures of damping: the loss angle, ϕ, by which the stress leads the strain ; and the quality factor, Q ≡ (ω n /Δω), where Δω is the half-power bandwidth of the resonance peak and ω n is the angular natural frequency.
The Q factor is generally defined as a dimensionless value that describes how strong the resonance is and the bandwidth of resonance [22].
The bandwidth of the fundamental resonance is 443 GHz which is 4.2 times larger than the bandwidth of the nested structure.
For example, it eliminates the electron pulse broadening due to the pulse front tilt from a few ps (in the case of 60° incidence) down to ~100 fs (in the case of 2° tilt), although the bandwidth of the EOT resonance limits the shortest electron pulse duration to ~100 fs.
It was found that the bandwidth of the plasmon resonance peak varied with the reaction time, especially for the 1/0.5 mM AgNO3/BuNH2 reaction solution.
