Sentence examples for in transducers from inspiring English sources

P. B. Chu, J. T. Chen, R. Yeh, G. Lin, J. C. P. Huang, B. A. Warneke, and K. Pister, "Controlled pulse-etching with xenon difluoride," in TRANSDUCERS '97 Digest of Technical Papers, Piscataway, NJ: IEEE, 1997, pp. 665-668.

The use of epitaxial yttrium iron garnet (YIG) films in transducers excited by a magnetic field rotating in the film plane is considered.

Y. Chen, E. S. Park, I. Chen, L. Hutin, V. Subramanian, and T. King Liu, "Micro-relay reliability improvement by inkjet-printed microshell encapsulation," in Transducers & Eurosensors XXVII: The 17th International Conference on Solid-State Sensors, Actuators and Microsystems (TRANSDUCERS & EUROSENSORS XXVII), 2013, pp. 1974 - 1977.

Other electroceramic materials exhibit piezoelectricity (the development of strain under an applied field, or vice versa) and are employed in transducers for microphones and other products, while some possess good magnetic properties and are suitable for transformer cores or permanent magnets.

Lead oxide-based perovskites are a commonly used piezoelectric material and are now widely used in transducers and other electromechanical devices [1 4].

In fact, James holds more than 60 U.S. patents and more than 200 foreign patents using polymer foil electrets in transducers during his 40-year career with Bell Laboratories, where he had worked as an acoustical scientist since graduating in 1957 from Temple University with a degree in Physics.

An experimental project is presented to demonstrate the capability of embedded systems in transducer design.

Developments in transducer materials and array designs have resulted in greater bandwidths with improvements in spatial and contrast resolution.

This paper provides a detailed overview of developments in transducer materials technology relating to their current and future applications in micro-scale devices.

To find an appropriate compromise solution, additional preference information is needed from a decision maker, who in our case is an expert in transducer design.

However, recent advances in transducer and biosensor design, new detection labels, and paper-based microfluidics may realize the goal of sensitive, fast, portable, and low-cost protein detection.