Sentence examples for floating output from inspiring English sources

The problem of floating output nodes is solved by connecting two MOS transistors to the power clock.

The main parameters of the final design are: the use of solid state technology, a floating output referred to the −80 kV of the gyrotron cathode potential, an output voltage range of −5 to 30 kV, 1 kHz square and sinusoidal modulation, fast switching off to −5 kV (10 μs) and pulsed operation (duty cycle of 1%).

Table 20 Main technical parameters of test device of floating oil-seal Output (V) Motor power (kW) Variable frequency speed adjustment range (r/m) Maximum output torque (N m) Floating oil-seal size 380 380–200 265 ϕ29380560.

Starting from an initial path for each step, its shape is firstly optimized by solving a sparse linear system and then the output floating path is projected to the surface to obtain the refined one for further propagation.

The free-floating output strand can then, in turn, trigger another logic gate, causing a signal to travel through the circuit in a cascade.

Current differencing stage of the CDTA element is realized using a differential current-controlled current source and in the output stage, floating current sources are used to convert intermediate voltage of z terminal to output currents.

To compute output Y, four floating point adders/subtractors and four floating point multipliers are required.

Thus in a conventional butterfly, to compute output X, two floating point adders/subtractors are required.

Within the ALU, there is a MUX selecting between output from the floating point custom instructions and regular ALU operations, which is controlled by the C code.

The developed MEMS power generators are featured with fixed/narrow operation frequency and power output in microwatt level, whereas, the frequency of ambient vibration is floating in some range, and power output is insufficient.

We believe that as the cardiac output is increased, the floating intimal piece obstructs the coronary origin, leading to coronary ostial stenosis.