Sentence examples for electrostatic generator from inspiring English sources

In 1706 he produced an electrostatic generator.

American physicist and inventor of the Van de Graaff generator, a type of high-voltage electrostatic generator that serves as a type of particle accelerator.

In this paper, we have successfully demonstrated a newly developed electrostatic generator with carbon-activated threads, easily fabricated using a simple and cost-effective coating process.

The PG is transformed into electric current by a rotary electrostatic generator, in which the basis of operation involves the electrostatic induction phenomenon.

An electrostatic generator (SIMCO, 18 kV) was placed at a distance of one inch away from the substrate, then the discharge process occurred via the electrostatic generator, followed by a pressing process to enable more uniform attachment between graphene and substrate.

The California test pilot and engineer said extra-terrestrials gave him plans for creating a "high-voltage electrostatic generator that would supply a broad range of frequencies to recharge the cell structure" – in other words, a structure that could heal through sound.

Other, more experimental early electronic keyboard instruments used rotating electrostatic generators, rotating optical disks in conjunction with photoelectric cells, or vacuum-tube oscillators to produce sound.

The method is fundamentally different from the traditional electrokinetic conversion and electrostatic generators, termed as ballistic energy conversion.

The electrical (as opposed to galvanic) machines then available were friction-operated electrostatic generators consisting of a rotating glass disc or cylinder on which silk flaps were allowed to drag as the glass rotated.

Galvanic cells suffered from the inconvenience of having to deal with the electrolyte acids in the surgery and the possibility of spillages; electrostatic generators required a great deal of skill and attention to keep them working successfully.

He entered the University of Wisconsin, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts BAA) degree in 1934, and then his Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in 1937, writing his thesis on "The Development of Electrostatic Generators in Air Pressure and Applications to Excitation Functions of Nuclear Reactions".