Sentence examples for good electrical properties from inspiring English sources
As a result, patterned ferroelectric PZT films with good electrical properties in micrometer size could be successfully deposited.
Upon codoping, the samples changed into p-type conductions from n-type ones with relatively good electrical properties.
Not only must the materials used to make transistors have good electrical properties, but they must also be able to survive the stresses of manufacturing processes and the heat generated by repeated operations.
In addition, the 'electron crystal' behavior is well maintained to achieve good electrical properties because alloying Te at Se sites scarcely affect the bottom of conduction band.
For example, low thermal conductivity materials with good electrical properties are required in solid-state refrigerators and power generators to achieve high energy conversion efficiency.
The results revealed that Li-Na-K feldspar and borosilicate glass were successfully used to fabricate composites with good electrical properties and thermal expansion suitable for electronic applications.
Such a composite design eliminates the concern over the LLZTO membrane's fragility, and keeps its good electrical property.
The performance of the TFTs showed that a-Si layers formed in the upstream portion of the plasma zone had reasonably good electrical property (field-effect mobility of approximately 2 cm2/V s) despite very high deposition rates around 20 nm/s.
The fabricated MC light emitter with a 15-μm-aperture shows a turn-on voltage of 3.3 V, which is comparable to conventional light emitting diodes (LEDs), showing a good electrical property of the proposed structure.
Additionally, the good electrical insulating properties and mechanical properties of the composites provided a potential application in the thermal management areas.
Some of the characteristics of epoxy resins are high chemical and corrosion resistance, good mechanical and thermal properties, outstanding adhesion to various substrates, low shrinkage upon cure, good electrical insulating properties, and the ability to be processed under a variety of conditions [1 4].
