Sentence examples for electrode power from inspiring English sources

The aluminium density in the gas phase was investigated by laser-induced fluorescence and optical emission spectroscopy (OES) yielding an increase with the square of the electrode power.

For further evaluation of the properties of the micro-HC/nano-MnO2 composite electrode, power density and energy density, are usually used to characterize the electrochemical performance of supercapacitors.

The influence mechanisms including carbon loading, carbon composition and polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) loading in the MPL and PTFE in the carbon fibre substrate on the electrode power performance are studied in detail.

Technical aspects of microstimulator design are discussed, including electrodes, powering, magnetic resonance imaging compatibility, and human factors.

In this paper, removal of phosphate from landscape water using an electrocoagulation process with aluminum electrodes powered directly by photovoltaic solar modules was investigated.

When embedded in plastic, the rods act like roads for the electrons, shortening their route toward the electrode andproducing power more efficiently.

Thus, when more graphene is introduced in thick electrode, the power performance is greatly weakened as is observed in the commercial cells.

All conditions including the length of the wire feeding, the position of the electrode, electric power, etc. had been programmed beforehand.

After being coated with 3 SILAR cycles of CdSe on the CdS0.47Se0.53/Mn-CdS/TiO2 NT electrode, the power conversion efficiency could be further improved to the highest value of 3.26%.

Various anode-supported solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC), based on 10 mol% Dy-doped La2Mo2O9 (LDM) electrolyte, are prepared analytically and operated under single chamber conditions to explore the connections between electrode and power performance.

RF technology now uses arrays of electrodes that are activated simultaneously, internally water-cooled electrodes, high power generators <250 W and simultaneous perfusion of the tissue with saline [ 4– 9].