Sentence examples for in a longitudinal mode from inspiring English sources

Ultrasonic horns are tuned components designed to vibrate in a longitudinal mode at ultrasonic frequencies.

Block horns are tuned components designed to vibrate in a longitudinal mode at a low ultrasonic frequency.

However, for oblique angle incident light, in addition to the TM mode, a longitudinal mode (LM) appears at longer wavelengths.

Each resonance is called a longitudinal mode.

Regarding the testing technique, piezoelectric test devices have been developed, which operate with an axial specimen in a longitudinal first mode resonance condition at the driving frequency of 20 kHz.

When applying the designed hybrid diffractive/refractive f·θ lens to the high-energy scanning system, a big laser operating in one longitudinal mode can be replaced by a small multi-mode laser, and the scanning system can be simplified greatly with the accuracy improved.

Furthermore, mode converters made of the metamaterials designed by the developed topology optimization method are created and their performance in converting a longitudinal wave mode to a transverse wave mode is evaluated.

It is found that the electric field enhancement effect on magnetite cube is positive above the surface plasmon resonance (SPR) wavelength in the longitudinal mode (LM), while being negative in nonresonant region in the transverse mode (TM).

Both theoretical deviation and experimental result prove that optical intensity is time invariant when the laser operates in single longitudinal mode, the SLM operation can be approximately verified by optical intensity analysis, which is practical to analyze longitudinal mode in the application of engineering.

For some shells with small length-to-radius ratios, flutter occurred in high longitudinal mode numbers where the first-order shear theory may not suffice to accurately evaluate the deformations.

Three near-infrared semiconductor lasers are used with a resonant PA cell operated in its first longitudinal mode to monitor methane, water vapour and hydrogen chloride in the parts per million range.