Sentence examples for low loss factor from inspiring English sources
These copolymers also displayed a very low loss factor (tan δ), suggesting excellent dynamic properties.
The low loss factor of the bovine PDL, measured between 0.04 and 0.08, indicates low energy dissipation due to the high content of collagen fibers.
Over high or over low loss factor of the damping material used in the absorber may degrade the performance on vibration reduction.
Wood fillers with high crystallinity after heat treatment contributed to a higher storage modulus, complex viscosity and steady shear viscosity and low loss factor in the composites.
The P VDF-TrFE-CTFE) thin film with 2.75 wt% oxidized CB shows 1.6 fold increased dielectric constant and maximum P VDF-TrFE-CTFEth low loss factor comP VDF-TrFE-CTFEre thinolymer.
Dynamic mechanical studies showed that both 3a and 3b display very low loss factors, typical for TPEs with monodisperse hard segments that form β-sheet crystals, at temperatures up to 105 °C.
Cellulose component has low loss tangent factor (tan δ) and generate less heat whereas the lignin and water have high loss tangent factor (tan δ) and can generate high heat when the lignocelluloses are treated with microwaves [10].
The present work attempts to investigate these materials with special emphasis to Di-barium Nonatitanate (Ba2Ti9O20) that has low loss; quality factor Q>10,000, temperature stable high relative permittivity (∼39) and a very small change in resonant frequency as a function of temperature (∼4 ppm/K).
For high current applications, it is desirable for the cavity shape to have a low longitudinal loss factor and to have a high beam-breakup threshold current.
The amount of granted duration is only a little over provision from the committed traffic specification (TSPEC) of the particular flow, which causes low TXOP loss factor.
An active proliferation process is expected to prevail in tumour cell aggregates left in the surgical field in view of a small cell number, a large growth fraction and possibly also a low cell loss factor (Awwad et al, 1992; Peters and Withers, 1997; Ang et al, 2001).
