Sentence examples for efficiency of the motor from inspiring English sources

In order to enhance the efficiency of the motor, however, the resonance frequencies of both transducers should be closed to each other.

The maximum efficiency of the motor is 2.1%, which is higher than that of the previously reported piezoelectric inertial rotary motors.

These include the intensity, timing and width of the pulses of laser light that control the printing process, and the efficiency of the motor controls that steer the laser beam, turn the drum and move the mirrors.

An example motor of the design in this paper has been made, the magnetic flux density of which reaches 0.53 T, and the efficiency of the motor is above 92%.

From an engineering point of view, we usually want to maximize the efficiency of the motor and from an economic point of view we want to minimize the cost of the motor.

The efficiency of the motor can be somewhat increased and the line current decreased by the use of two capacitors, only one of which is taken out of the circuit (by means of a centrifugal switch) as the rated speed is approached.

The efficiency of the motors offered today exceeds 97%, while older motors reached the efficiency level in the range of 91%to94%4%.

With the intention of improving the efficiency of the prime motor and decreasing the cost of rod-pumping, a set of rated power calculated methods and a set of matching templates was built up under the regarding conditions such as the changing rule of the system load, the heating of the prime motor and the overload torque in the initiate processing.

The efficiency of the Stirling motor exceeds 25%% the efficiency of the ORC power plant.

The current findings of differences in WM structure therefore hint at underlying differences in the extent of use and/or functional efficiency of the primary motor areas.

Therefore results only address efficiency of the flexoelectric motor and do not address coupling to mechanical activation of MET channels or self-excited motion that would be expected to occur under some conditions.