Sentence examples for electrical decoupling from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the electrical decoupling, two methodologies of damage detection are proposed to identify and locate an induced damage.

As a consequence, it could be expected that combining similar types of all-carbon and BN-doped molecular isosteres in self-assembled architectures will contribute to the design of advanced molecular nanostructures for applications in electronic devices, in which an electrical decoupling from the metal substrates is required.

This method allows decoupled electrical measurement of the topography and electrical properties of the sample.

The output electromagnetic power of DDPMG is controlled by the pitch angle control and the full-scale PWM converter, which makes DDPMG and the electrical grid completely decoupled.

Hybrid nanoparticles, fullerene (C60) and polyaniline (PANI), were incorporated into the polydivinylbenzene (PDVB), and their decoupling effect of electrical and thermal conductivity was investigated.

In the aim of decoupling the unknown electrical parameters, we adopt a mild change of coordinates that allows to easily design a two-stage of high gain observer.

A core challenge of thermoelectric research is decoupling the otherwise inversely interdependent properties electrical conductivity, thermopower, and lattice thermal conductivity offering synergistic effects.

The function of these power electronic converters is to condition the electrical signal for the load and to provide decoupling capabilities, e.g., in terms of voltage variations during transients.

Efficient thermal decoupling along the carrier allows convenient low-temperature electrical and fluidic connections.

The resistance-related voltage at each electrical contact is unprecedentedly decoupled from the thermoelectric specimen voltages.

Complex crystalline structures have been used to decouple the electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity to achieve this goal.