Sentence examples for by passing a current from inspiring English sources
Diode lights, which work by passing a current between semiconductors, have come a long way since they showed up in calculator displays in the 1970s.
Cathodic and anodic polarization tests were carried out by passing a current of 1 mA and 5 mA through the cell for a duration of 300 s.
The French physicist Augustin-Jean Fresnel argued that since a steel bar inside a metallic helix can be magnetized by passing a current through the helix, the bar magnet in turn should create a current in an enveloping helix.
In evaporation deposition, a metal source is heated in a vacuum chamber either by passing a current through a tungsten container or by focusing an electron beam on the metal's surface.
Because it conducts electricity, it can be used for heating (by passing a current through the fabric), as a radio antenna, for electromagnetic shielding, to provide power to other devices embedded into clothing, and even to make electrodes, for example to monitor vital signs.
The plasma is an electrical conductor and so it could be heated by passing a current through it.
By introducing a powerful immersion horn probe as a source of intense ultrasound into a thermostatted conventional three-electrode cell, dual activation experiments by simultaneously passing a current and applying ultrasound may be undertaken.
By passing a lateral current with a short pulse width (before applying STT current and independent of it) through four middle graphene layers of the tunnel barrier, a 27% reduction in the amplitude of the switching current (for fast switching time of 2 ns) or a 58% reduction in its pulse width is achieved without any reduction in data retention time.
In current-clamp recordings the resting membrane potential was kept at −70 mV by passing a holding current.
The heating is carried out by passing a large current through a filament container (tungsten boat or material coated tungsten rod), which has a finite electrical resistance.
Conductivity of a material is generally measured by passing a known current at constant voltage through a known volume of the material and determining resistance in ohms.
