Sentence examples for conductive coupling from inspiring English sources
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Energy transfer achieved by means of physical contact, i.e., coupling other than inductive or capacitive coupling.
For example, using a montage of 32 electrodes with highly conductive coupling to the skin, a large number of dipoles can be formed to create a circumscribed 3-D intersectional focus or target two or more brain structures while reducing the locally applied currents, potentially below the skin sensation threshold.
In this paper the induced voltages along the length of the buried gas pipeline, due to the inductive coupling and conductive coupling between this pipeline and the overhead transmission line (OHTL), are calculated under normal and fault conditions of the OHTL.
In this article, we deal with only the conductive coupling of PT signal and hence the variation of IR absorption coefficient with demineralization is neglected.
The three basic types of external noise sources that can induce noise into electronic systems are conductive coupled noise, capacitive coupled noise, and magnetically coupled noise.
The reported approach of introducing a robust and conductive pillar coupled with LDH catalysts provides a novel pathway for developing a highly efficient and durable electrocatalyst.
The electronic tongue consists of an array of liquid sensors (electrodes coated with conductive polymers) coupled to pattern-recognition technology that can distinguish particular flavors for taste studies.
Highly conductive nature coupled with large surface area, excellent chemical stability, and flexibility make 2D materials as suitable candidates for the applications of energy storage and conversion [16].
Coupling conductive polymers to a carbon material has been proven to be an effective approach to overcome this problem [8, 9].
A new optimization design methodology which combines direct collocation meshless method with the conjugate gradient method is presented to conduct geometric optimization for heating devices with considering coupled conductive and radiative heat transfer.
Focusing on solar reactors, this work aims to apply constructal analysis to coupled conductive and radiative heat transfer.
The 2D steady-state energy equation, which couples conductive, convective, and radiative heat transfer, is solved for the solid domains of the receiver cross-section, using finite-volume techniques.
