Sentence examples for effect on the devices from inspiring English sources
In addition, the important yet complicate issue regarding the tunnel junction is not discussed in this work; therefore, the tunnel junction between the InGaN and Si is assumed to be an ideal one which has no additional effect on the devices' performance.
Then, the effects of the devices on these parameters are specified.
Owing to its impact on device performance, the phase separation behavior of materials and its effect on the device morphology have attracted considerable attention as one of the powerful methods for fabricating flexible electronic devices, such as organic photovoltaics, organic field effect transistors, organic nonvolatile memory devices, and liquid crystal displays [LCDs] [1 6].
These results show that the reduced contact deposition rate has a strong positive effect on the device performance in polymer semiconductors as well.
In this letter, the series and shunt resistance is tuned to observe its effect on the device performance.
The overlap space between doping junction and channel region has great effect on the device's performance.
It is found that shape factor and pin length size have significant effect on the device performance.
Copper diffusion has a potentially detrimental effect on the device performance and the challenging environment provided by space (high temperatures, electron and proton irradiation) might induce diffusion.
It is found that increasing or decreasing of the shape parameter has a favorable effect on the device efficiency; however, the shape parameter has an adverse effect on the thermoelectric power generation.
The characteristics of each material of the layered structure have an effect on the device TCF but depending on the relative position with respect to the piezoelectric material in the stack.
Leaving the music player in the car all day in blistering temperatures may have a negative effect on the device's overall battery life, because the car's interior can reach 180 degrees to 200 degrees very quickly in the sun, according to the National Weather Service.
