Sentence examples for high temperature coefficient from inspiring English sources

They do have the disadvantage of a high temperature coefficient of resistivity.

The removal efficiency and the first-order volumetric removal rate constant (kV) increased exponentially with water temperature, yielding a high temperature coefficient.

Vanadium dioxide (VO2) thin films are materials for uncooled microbolometer due to their high temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR) at room temperature.

Under optimum deposition parameters, the sensing films with modulate electrical resistivity (<104 Ω cm) and high temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR) (>−3%/K) were obtained at room temperature.

Scaling has dramatically reduced ability of using this technique because of the large area needed as well as high temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR) of lightly doped polysilicon resistors.

In order to obtain high quality of thermal sensitive material, VOx thin film of high temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR) of 6.5%/K at room temperature has been deposited by reactive ion beam sputtering and post annealing method.

They are made of materials that have high temperature coefficients of resistance (TCR), the value that describes resistance change with temperature.

PV modules with high-temperature coefficient are advantageous for use in the Gobi desert area (Adiyabat et al. 2006).

Adiyabat et al. [41] showed that a PV module with a high-temperature coefficient, such as crystalline silicon, is advantageous for use in the Gobi Desert area.

However, about 15 and 32% reductions were observed in high temperature friction coefficient values of coatings containing MoS2 and Gr particle coatings, respectively.

The current through the reverse-biased source barrier has a potentially high positive temperature coefficient, which may lead to undesirable thermal runaway effects and even device failure through self-heating.