Sentence examples for chip heating from inspiring English sources

In such a tunable laser, single mode operation can be ensured by introducing EPS and the wavelength tuning can be realized by cascaded sections with specific sampling periods combining with chip heating.

Terms such as photovoltaic power plant, solar heat, or wood chip heating system were tagged with the first of these categories, whereas terms such as coal power plant, peak load boiler, or oil-fired heating were tagged with the second.

Conductive cooling of a rectangular chip heated from the bottom surface and connected to a heat sink is studied.

Starting with a considerable reduction of approval and planning times, institutional actors could actively support SRC value chains by supplying selected public building with wood chips heating.

Hitachi once had almost 400,000 employees at a thousand often overlapping and competing groups, making products as diverse as televisions, hard disk drives, chips, heated toilet seats, elevators and nuclear reactors.

By having water flow so close to each chip, heat can be removed more efficiently.

About an on-chip digital temperature sensor, Krishnamurthy says, "We'd like to be able to sense what's going on at various spots on the die". This is important because certain parts of the chip heat up faster than others do.

The proposed new modeling method establishes the necessary link between full-chip heating and non-isothermal device operation for resolving effects of the individual devices on the overall full-chip heating.

HL-1 cell responses to various temperature profiles enabled by the on-chip heating are presented, showing a remarkable correlation between temperature and beat rate.

We use a lumped full-chip heating model that has thermal resistances and capacitances determined by the layout design, and heat sources that are set according to the operation statistics of devices on the chip.

The performance of the on-chip heating was evaluated, with typical temperature settling times (to ±0.1 °C) below 10 s, for a power consumption around 1 W (at 37 °C).