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In particular, Kinouchi and Copelli [16] and Larremore et al. [29] analytically determined the parameters required such that the model they studied was at criticality and displayed peak dynamic range, in fully connected networks and networks with a range of topologies, respectively.

The advantage that it offers is that now it is possible to analyze the most important finite word-length effects (SQNR analysis, peak value analysis, dynamic range, limit cycles) using the very same AA simulation engine.

It has signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of 53.8 dB, peak spurious-free dynamic range (SFDR) of 54.2 dB, and a signal-to-noise-and distortion ratio (SNDR) of 48 dB for a 250 Hz full scale input sine wave.

Hence, and to have a more accurate estimate of the metrics characterizing the ILD functions, i.e. maximum response, ILD50, peak ILD, 80% dynamic range and width, we added two more functions that were a better fit to some ILD functions than were the Boltzmann or Gaussian functions, namely exponential and Lorentzian functions.

Both MS and UV detectors give sharp peaks within their linear dynamic range, while they cannot make a clear distinction between concentrations that fall outside of this range.

However, it results in wide power variations across the transmit antennas, and it poses a severe constraint on the dynamic range and peak power amplifier at each antenna.

However, the wide power variations across the transmit antenna pose a severe constraint on the dynamic range and peak power of the power amplifier at each antenna.

The grey arrow marks a spectral artifact in the black spectrum at 4.16 keV caused by the escape peak for Mn Kα.The large dynamic range of XRF data requires a log scale plot.

The chip ELBA has been realized in 0.8 μm BiCMOS technology; the front-end includes preamplifier, shaper, peak stretcher, discriminator with a dynamic range from 20 keV to 2 MeV of photon energy.

Analyses were carried out in multiple reaction monitoring mode, using two specific transitions for each analyte and the detector was fixed at maximum Extended Dynamic Range with peak mass widths of 2 and 1.5 amu for the first and third quadrupoles, respectively.

Therefore, within a certain dynamic range, the peak amplitudes of the nanomechanical IR spectra can be normalized by adsorbed mass and these can serve as basis for quantitative nanomechanical IR spectral analysis to determine the adsorbed mass of each target molecule in a mixture since the IR spectrum of a mixture is a linear superposition of individual spectra.