Sentence examples for electrical robustness from inspiring English sources
The electrical robustness and shape-conformability of the composite electrode were demonstrated by monitoring electromyographic signals of the joint of a human forefinger.
These results verify the electrical robustness of the SiO2/Ge QD/shellSiGe sheterostructurecture.
We have demonstrated air-bubble-entrapped conductors with both enhanced elastic properties and electrical robustness for stretchable electronics applications.
The bubble conductors could find many potential applications in stretchable electronics due to the advantages that include simple fabrication, enhanced elastic properties, and electrical robustness against physical deformations.
The above result is a further demonstration of the good charge storage capability and also confirms the electrical robustness of the thin, interfacial SiO2 layer.
The electrical robustness of the stretchable conductor against mechanical deformation was significantly improved by the air bubbles, with a negligible resistance change of ~0.4 % at a strain of 40%%.
Synaptics' patented SignalClarity(TM) technology improves tracking accuracy, finger separation, and environmental and electrical noise robustness for an unmatched user experience.
The stretchable conductors show electrical and mechanical robustness over a wide range of tensile strains of up to ∼450% and fully-stabilized response characteristics after some pre-conditioning.
Specific characteristics of biomaterials including electrical conductivity, mechanical robustness and structural integrity need to be further enhanced to promote the functionalities of cardiac cells.
In concept, a wide variety of metal, ceramic and composite materials are possible but restrictions are imposed by the need to avoid materials degradation, while maintaining adequate electrical conductivity, sufficient robustness and the possibility of facile scale-up.
The AZO has several advantages such as good electrical conductivity, plasma robustness, light-scattering properties [1 3], etc.
