Sentence examples for frequency range of operation from inspiring English sources
The broad frequency range of operation is one of the transducers' advantages over piezoelectric materials.
This technique is based on computing the cross-gramian matrix from the state space representation of the full-order filter in an arbitrary frequency range of operation.
In our simulations, we used a 1 2-GHz frequency range of operation.
The material properties for all the elements within the scenario are also taken into account, given the dielectric constant and permittivity at the frequency range of operation.
The real dimensions of the objects within the scenario as well as their material properties (dielectric constant and loss tangent) at the frequency range of operation are considered by the 3D ray launching algorithm.
The choice of a most suitable model of an electro-mechanical system depends on many variables, such as a scale of the system, type and frequency range of its operation, or power requirements.
The operation frequency range of the EPR spectrometer is at 8.8 9.6 GHz, using a rectangular TE102 mode cavity with 100 kHz field modulation.
Various types of fine structures have been observed by the Brazilian Solar Spectroscope (BSS) in the frequency range of (1000 – 2000) MHz, since its regular operation from 1998.
This paper focuses on the development of a finite-element model and subsequent stationary analysis performed to optimize individual flexural piezoelectric elements for operation in the frequency range of 20 100 kHz.
The single-wavelength 1540- and 1545-nm lashow single-longitudinal-mode-mode (SLM) operation within the frequency range of 0 500 MHz, as measured by the delayed self-heterodyne method using a 50-km single-mode fiber, and the 3-dB linewidths of the output of two lasers are about 2.8 kHz and 2.5 kHz, respectively.
OMA is used to analyze both the out-of-plane and in-plane vibrations of the plate in the frequency range of up to 15,000 Hz, which can be an operation frequency range of a turbine blade, under white noise acoustic excitation in a direction of interest.
