Sentence examples for circuit exhibit from inspiring English sources
Only then does this circuit exhibit the potential for sustained oscillations.
The data presented here show that deeper layers of the circuit exhibit a similar level of functional specificity.
The 13x13mm integrated circuit exhibited impressive data speeds in its initial trial, topping out at 60Mbps downstream and 20Mbps up.
The obtained circuit exhibits a conversion gain of −1 dB and a third-order input intercept point of +10 dBm.
The EIS results can be fitted by the equivalent circuit exhibited in Figure 3d,e and the fitted parameters are summarized in Table 1. Figure 3 EIS results.
This type of reconfigurable circuit exhibits a lot of dedicated resources such as memory blocks or DSP blocks that allow to compute a MAC very efficiently.
The prototype 3-D IC test circuit exhibits a 3.3 GHz bandwidth and a 5.1 mW total power consumption per link.
The computational search for the oscillation volume of the entire biologically reasonable parameter region through large-scale random samplings shows that the NAT circuit exhibits a distinctly larger fraction of the oscillatory region than the ALT circuit.
In fact, in our case studies, if a given circuit exhibits a larger (or smaller) power consumption with respect to the estimated one, it does not affect circuit performances (which is obviously not true if gain is not met, for example).
Results of simulation in high performance 16 nm predictive technology model (PTM) demonstrate that the proposed circuit exhibits about 39% less power consumption, and nearly 2.57 times improvement in noise immunity with a 41% die area overhead for a 64-bit OR gate compared to a standard domino circuit.
Designed in the 3.1 10.6 GHz UWB frequency range, the proposed circuit exhibits a flat forward gain of 12.1±0.7 dB, a reverse isolation less than −56.1 dB, an input return loss less than −9.5 dB, and a noise figure of 4.56 4.7 dB over the entire frequency band, while the total power dissipation is 13.6 mW under a 1.8 V supply.
