Sentence examples for bidirectional current from inspiring English sources
The bidirectional current flow in the S-TFET is implemented with a p-n-p structure.
Tidal bundles of various types with pause plane drapes, evidence of time-velocity asymmetry and rare bidirectional current flow patterns are indicative of tidal activity.
At DC mode two antiparallel 6-pulse phase thyristor rectifiers are chosen to obtain bidirectional current, while at AC mode an AC DC AC converter including a series resonant inverter can generate current of various amplitudes and frequencies.
Functionally, the diagnostics and testing board can turn the power board on and off by simulating the pull before flight pin & kill switches, toggle different subsystems to turn on, simulate the variable loads of the subsystems, report the current and voltages of each subsystem and provide for bidirectional current readings generated by the torque coil circuitry on the power board.
(b) Bidirectional current switches the MTJ between the parallel and anti-parallel state.
Thus, a converter with bidirectional current flow (Drolia et al. 2003), a bidirectional converter, is used where the high side is connected to the lithium ion battery.
The machine had to be easy to realize and install, but, at same time, able to capture the maximum allowable energy from the tidal flow even with low speeds and bidirectional currents.
The power switches are IGBTs with antiparallel free-wheeling diodes, allowing the flow of bidirectional currents.
(a) and (b) Control signals activate the circuit to generate bidirectional currents.
ECT was administered using a bidirectional constant current, brief pulse device.
The Block Island turbines are expected to meet about 90percentt of the island's electricity needs, but that would use up just a small portion of what the array produces; the rest of the power would go to the mainland via a 34.5-kilovolt alternating current bidirectional submarine transmission cable (which could also deliver power to the island when the turbines weren't generating enough power).
