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Compared to the original isolator, in the isolation region of the experimental system, the PDVA approach reduces force transmissibility by 18.5% and overall noise radiation by 4.3 dB.

Our optical diode exhibits a large bandwidth and a competitive optical isolation region.

As a result, harmonic responses show that the isolation region on amplitude reduction spectra is consistent with the theoretical attenuation zone.

We find that the total power obtained from coherent sources (point sources or machine models) differs considerably from that obtained from independent sources at some frequencies in a vibration isolation region.

Transistors with a long gate width could be fabricated, and the portion that protrudes outside the channel region could be located on a soft shallow trench isolation region and even across the dummy active region of diffusion.

Excellent agreement is obtained when compared to theoretical predictions based on the measured force displacement curve, and the system shows a greater isolation region and a lower peak response to base excitation than the equivalent linear system.

Then they are implanted and diffused prior to epi to create an array of heavily doped regions (the subcollector and isolation regions).

The results reveal that an anti-symmetric nonlinear viscous damping can significantly reduce the transmissibility over all resonance regions for MDOF structures while it has almost no effect on the transmissibility over non-resonant and isolation regions.

The micro-heaters are based on a thermal measurement principle and contain thermal isolation regions of 10 μm thick Si membranes consisting of oxide-filled trenches in the SOI membrane rim.

In stressed cells (e.g. during isolation), this region expanded greatly and produced a distinctive cup-shaped cell with the apex at the centre of the cup (Fig. 2C).

In some instances, identical isolates originated from different sources, years of isolation, or regions.