Sentence examples for electric interference from inspiring English sources

SEM technique is expensive and must be free of any possible magnetic or electric interference.

Nonetheless, an advantage of this mechanical device is a free electric interference mechanism compared to electrowetting and prevents the surface from nonspecific adsorption of proteins on the hydrophobic layer.

The effects of temperature and pH changes and electric interferences were avoided by operating in the differential mode.

Four integrated MFCs exhibited high parallelism, and independence without the cross contamination or electric signal interference.

The results are reported of a series of experiments designed to characterise and calibrate the role of non-dipolar (notably electric quadrupole dipole interference) effects in the angular distribution of photoelectron emission on structural studies of surfaces using normal incidence X-ray standing wavefield absorption.

However, below 2 keV, beam control is problematic as the electromagnetic fields used to steer the electrons down the column are less stable, and the less-energetic primary beam is more susceptible to external electric and magnetic interference leading to degraded resolution [21].

FBG sensors are particularly suitable for use in harsh environments like paper machines, where exist strong electric or magnetic interferences or radiations.

Thus, to obtain the high-density emission sites, one of the most important factors, the screen effect, due to the disturbance of electric field resulting from the interference of emission at different spacings between nanowires must be minimized [18].

The defect is also more resilient to interference by electric fields from the environment than other approaches.

At the interference maxima electric field intensity exceeds incident wave intensity by an order of magnitude.

Expanded graphite (EG) films with low oxidation degree exhibit excellent thermal, electric properties and electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding.