Sentence examples for generating voltage from inspiring English sources

Based on the findings of this work, the natural frequency of the harvester is successfully tuned from 4.7 Hz to 9.0 Hz generating voltage per acceleration from 6.3 V/m/s2 to 1.1 V/m/s2, respectively.

ESD events were simulated by a Transmission Line Pulser (TLP), capable of generating voltage pulses with a duration of 100 ns and increasing amplitude: after each of the pulses the electrical and optical parameters of the devices were monitored, with the aim of describing the effects of ESD events on the performance of the devices.

By 200 % stretching stimulations, the ultra-stretchable composite generator generated voltage of ~4 V and current of ~500 nA, respectively, which were five times higher than the poor output of the previously-reported mediocre semi-stretchable piezoelectric nanogenerators.

A high voltage power supply (CPS-60 K02V1, Chungpa EMT Co.in Republic of Korea) capable of generating voltages up to 30 kV was used as the electric field source for spinning of nanofibers.

Generating voltages in excess of 5 kV with a transformer has safety issues in terms of domestic equipment and in any case is uneconomic.

After that the TLSRM/G operation is modeled and simulated in generating mode by three-dimensional Finite Element Method (3D-FEM) to assess the main characteristics of the generator as flux density distribution, flux-linkage profile, and generated voltage.

The inserts are made of a piezoelectric material, which generates voltage when placed under mechanical stress.

"We've even had a case where we have generated voltage from moonlight," he said.

With no mechanical load, the generated voltage will rise to a value nearly equal to the source voltage, allowing just enough current to provide for friction torque.

With maximum field current and thus maximum magnetic flux, the generated voltage will equal the supply voltage at a minimum value of no-load speed.

Application of a load torque slows down the rotor, decreasing the generated voltage, increasing the current, and producing torque to match the load torque.