Sentence examples for electronics response time from inspiring English sources
All C imaging of 1-C-succinate d2 was performed with a 64 × 64 mm FOV, TE = 26 ms, TR = 110 ms (limited by the electronics response time), tAcq = 25.6 ms, and a fixed pulse angle of 30°.
Compared to the SNSPDs (Table 1), the QE of this MIR single-photon detector is three times higher and the response time and timing jitter is primarily determined by the electronics of the silicon SPAD and not by the up-conversion process itself, which can be considered instantaneous at most time scales employed.
Both sets, the $6,000 70-inch KDSR70XBR22 and the $3,80060-inchh KDSR60 XBR2, feature the same electronics and a 2.5-millisecond response time, an "advanced iris" to improve color rendition, a 10,000 1 contrast ratio and automatic adjustment of brightness based on the room illumination.
It should however be considered that measurements are affected by an error due to the intrinsic response time of electronics, higher than tissues response.
The smaller batches would also make it possible to create higher-performance silicon in these electronics, Rogers says, which would improve the response time of LCDs.
The response time depends on the electrode and the electronics being used to read out the current.
This response time most likely reflects the response time of the electronics and mixing time of the solution as the chloride-bicarbonate exchange system has a half time of less than 1 second at 37°C [ 48].
The fast response time of the cantilever, and the fast piezo elements and electronics will allow force measurements on biomolecules with orders of magnitude faster rates than conventional AFM.
Analysis of each decay shows that they contain a fast (ca 50 ps) component due to scattering of the laser excitation pulse within the microscope optics with a longer time constant than that of the laser pulse due to the system (photomultiplier plus electronics) response function.
Response time was glacial.
