Sentence examples for dielectric compound from inspiring English sources

This paper reports the performance analysis of a low concentrating dielectric compound parabolic concentrator designed for building façades integration in northern latitudes (>55°).

A prototype concentrating photovoltaic (CPV) module was designed and constructed with a low concentrating dielectric compound parabolic concentrator (DiACPC) for outdoor characterisation.

When a transparent dielectric compound parabolic concentrator (CPC) PV panel is applied as a skylight in atrium, heat rejection from the PV cells results in both low electrical conversion efficiency and unwanted heat to the atrium in summer, which usually causes a common issue of overheating or increased cooling load for façade and atrium buildings.

In the high rate deposition process using closed loop reactive gas control, the deposition rate of dielectric compounds is in the range of 50 400 nm/min.

In 2017, Chih-Jen Shih and co-workers fabricated PeLEDs with a high PLQY up to 92% by adding low-dielectric-constant compound, poly methyl methacrylate) (PMMA), into perovskite colloidal solution [15].

The dielectric anisotropy of compound 16 is slightly higher than that of compound 9 (see Table 7), which can be attributed to the conjugative mesomeric effect of the phenyl ether oxygen on the lateral fluoro substituent.

Device processing: crystal growth, substrate engineering, thin film deposition, etching and process integration for dielectric, silicon and compound semiconductor materials.

In this work, a vertical GaN p-n diode with a high-K/low-K compound dielectric structure (GaN CD-VGD) is proposed and designed to achieve a record high breakdown voltage (BV) with a low specific on-resistance (Ron,sp).

By introducing compound dielectric structure, the electric field near the p-n junction interface is suppressed due to the effects of high-K passivation layer, and a new electric field peak is induced into the n-type drift region, because of a discontinuity of electrical field at the interface of high-K and low-K layer.

The dielectric constant of compound is divided into two parts real (ε r) and imaginary (ε i) that are calculated by this Eq. [11]: varepsilon_{text{r}} = n^{2} - k^{2} (5) varepsilon_{text{i}} = 2nk.

The dielectric permittivity for compound 17 mostly decreases with decreasing temperature, though a small increase is observed at low frequencies (<1 kHz) at temperatures above T− TNI=−24 K.