Sentence examples for electrical transient from inspiring English sources
The electrical steady-state, electrical transient, combined electrical and mechanical transient and forces of the contactless energy transfer system are modeled.
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Electrical resistance was determined by means of electrical transient techniques for salt films on aluminium corroding at the mass transport limited current density in concentrated aluminium chloride solutions.
By including the especial ESD sensors and an additional ESD flag into the chip, the fast electrical transient due to the system-level ESD zapping on the keyboard can be detected.
A validated simulation was used to visualize on the one hand the heat path as isothermals and on the other hand to show an alternative approach of the electrical transient correction.
The experimental results in a 0.18-μm CMOS process have confirmed that the new proposed detection circuit can successfully memorize the occurrence of system-level electrical transient disturbance events.
Lower shaft horsepower drives, for example, may exhibit a relatively speedy decay of electrical transients in comparison to mechanical transient settling times.
The circuit function to detect positive or negative electrical transients during system-level electrostatic discharge (ESD) and electrical fast transient (EFT) tests has been verified in silicon chip.
The proposed procedure of modeling and the simulation method are useful tools that can be applied to other electrical transients where extremely stiff systems appear.
Therefore it becomes important to understand the behaviour of thermoelectric devices during thermal and electrical transients in order to properly simulate and design complex thermoelectric systems which also include power electronics and control systems.
Vernon Cooray received a Ph.D. degree in Electricity with special attention to electrical transients and electrical discharges from Uppsala University, Sweden, in 1982.
