Sentence examples for gauge sensitivity of from inspiring English sources

A gauge sensitivity of 0.05 Pa−1 has been achieved under 100 μA emission current for nitrogen, comparable with 0.07 Pa−1 of commercial ionization gauges.

Piezoresistive response of varied sensors was disclosed and showed that gauge sensitivity of RGOF is the highest with a clear two-stage performance from linear to non-linear, while CNTF consistently shows well-organized signal before final fracture.

Our previous study has already proved that the strain gauge sensitivity of the GaAs-based RTD can be one to two orders of magnitude higher than the traditional Si-based piezoresistive sensing elements [2 4].

The gauge sensitivity is dependent on the structure of the vacuum sensor and electrical potential (typical value of 150 to 200 V).

Suto et al. developed the CNT electron source by screen printing and studied its ionization gauge application [19].The gauge responded linearly from 10−8 to 10−4 Torr with the sensitivity of 13 Torr−1, close to the commercial gauge sensitivity.

The top source layout benefits the elongation of the electron trajectory to improve the gauge sensitivity [17, 26, 27].

One way to gauge sensitivity, Mr. Rutherford said, is to look at a camera's ISO rating.

A modulating grid is attempted with improved gauge sensitivity.

To gauge the sensitivity of the device, the collected electric charges per mole (C/mol) is calculated and taken as a reference value of ionization efficiency.

To gauge the sensitivity of tasks used in ABM treatment and assessment, we used a counterbalanced within-subject design to measure their discriminant sensitivity to neutral and threatening facial expressions, comparing them with other well-known tasks that measure visual attention.

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