Sentence examples for maximum current output from inspiring English sources

Moreover, this safe charging current should be less than the difference between maximum current output of the module and the printer requirement.

When operated at 69 Hz vibration frequency and vibration amplitude of 0.03 mm, the generator yields a maximum voltage output of 44.5 mV, a maximum current output of 83.1 mA and a power output level of 1.56 mW.

In an example implementation, the planar PEM microfluidic fuel cell generates an open circuit voltage of 600 800 mV and delivers a maximum current output of nearly 4 μA.

The MET mode of G. sulfurreducens (2.771 A/gDW) achieved a slightly higher maximum current output than that of S. oneidensis MR-1 (2.610 A/gDW), but with a lower CE of 71.79%.

A recent study has reported a maximum current output of 11.09 ± 0.28 A/m for an MR-1-based MFC, and a total biomass of the anode biofilm of 200.7 ± 2.8 mg (fresh weight)/cm [ 40].

Finally, the three operation modes are compared for their theoretically maximum current output (see Table  7) in the following section.> -wrap-foot> Note: Cytochrome c and NADH have different standard potentials.

Previous findings showed that an MFC using a pure culture of Shewanella with a certain level of oxygen was able to achieve higher maximum current outputs [ 29– 31].

However, recent studies have suggested that addition of oxygen to the anodic chamber does not necessarily lower the performance of MFCs based on the pure culture S. oneidensis MR-1, and instead can prominently increase their maximum current outputs [ 29– 31].

Regarding short-circuit power, the design of the power converter of type IV wind turbines limits the maximum short-circuit current output to 1.1 1.2 per-unit [12].

It was shown that current output reached its maximum at 7 mM concentration of FA.

We have found strong evidence for two variables: (1) capacity utilization (based on comparison of the current output with the maximum output possible using the current inputs by a firm) and (2) annual employment growth (the change in full-time employment reported in the current fiscal year from a previous period).