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The ideal linear output oscillation frequency response with respect to the tuning voltage (V tune ) is hypothetically plotted in Fig. 1b.
According to (3), the L value does not affect the C V response shape, and in this work it is set to 2 nH to obtain several GHz output oscillation frequencies.
Let q(p) be a given system's output (oscillation period and amplitude in this study) which depends on the kinetic parameter vector.
Additionally, the influence of UV on the piezoelectric output of ZnO thin film was also characterized by monitoring the DC offset of the output oscillations.
The sensitivity of the models to qualitative (patterns of light profile) and quantitative alterations (levels or strengths of light) of the signal was observed in this study through the changes in the output oscillations as illustrated in Figure 1.
It is convenient to control the pitch of variable-speed WTs in eliminating low-frequency output power oscillation as no other devices are required [2].
Besides, the output power oscillation of the converter, which is a major problem of the maximum power point trackers, is also reduced.
The velocity of the correction of a glucose level deviation can be increased with a higher value for its weighting factor, while an augment of the weighting factor for insulin supply may be necessary to prevent saturation of the controller output and oscillation of the blood glucose concentration.
Investigators using sonication should report the manufacturer and model number of the equipment, the output power, oscillation frequency, reaction volume, fluid temperature, and sonication time (Christensen et al. 1995).
The proof process is shown in Appendix A. Furthermore, the output power oscillations are depressed because the negative sequence current is eliminated.
Simulations of power output, torque oscillations, and mounting forces were performed for turbines with overlap angles from 0° to 120° and section inclination angles from −15° to 45°.
