Sentence examples for led input from inspiring English sources

At each photomultiplier tube (PMT) control voltage (8.0 to 10.0 V at 0.5 V increments tested) and four different LED input currents (from 200 to 350 mA at 50 mA increments), baselines were recorded at a frequency of 10 Hz for 1 min, while infusing a water/MeOH 50 50 solution to the microfluidic CFD with the syringe pump operated at 5 μL/min.

In the optical communication literature, the average optical power of the LED input signal y[n] is defined as O y ≜ E { y [ n ] }, (3).

In order for the LED input y[n] to be non-negative, we may need to add a DC bias B to the clipped signal x ̄ [ n ] to obtain y [ n ] = x ̄ [ n ] + B, 0 ≤ n ≤ N - 1. (9).

The time-main signals x(D [n] and x(A)[n] and the corresponding LED input signals y(D [n] and y(A)[n] are shown in Figure 2. We see that in x(A)[n], the last 16 values are a repetition of the first 16 values but with the opposite sign.

In DCO-OFDM, we first obtain a clipped signal x ̄ ( D ) [ n ] similar to the procedure in (8), and then add DC-bias B = -c l to obtain the LED input signal y ( D ) [ n ] = x ̄ ( D ) [ n ] + B = c u - c l, x ( D ) [ n ] > c u x ( D ) [ n ] - c l, c l ≤ x ( D ) [ n ] ≤ c u 0, x ( D ) [ n ] < c l (18).

Thus, the signal-to-noise ratio for 500 pM rhodamine-110 at five different PMT control voltages and four LED input currents were calculated.

"A lot of our programming is led by input from the students we're serving, their families and our volunteers who make it possible, where our volunteers are able to access, whether they have cars, have availability during the day," Uhle said.

Harris and Davidson [10] estimated that resuspended soil provided 54,000 kg of the 61,000 kg of lead input (∼90%) to the South Coast Air Basin in 2001.

Lead inputs from the sediments were 30 to 930 times fluvial inputs.

Using Komen's formulation for the wind input led to a more accurate prediction of Hs rather than using Janssen's formulation for the wind input.

Their input led her to seek advice from an Emergency Committee, as specified in International Health Regulations.