Sentence examples for quiescent point from inspiring English sources

It simplifies the design of the quiescent point, gives full play to advantages of releasing large open-loop gain, and improves charge-voltage conversion gain stability.

The circuit can be good for the other sub-circuit modules to provide a stable DC bias, so that they can work in a suitable quiescent point.

The differential dual transistor makes the quiescent point of the first-stage differential output stable, which is convenient for connecting with the post stage high-speed operational amplifier.

Before SiN passivation, there was a significant difference in drain current between quiescent points (V gs, V ds) of (0, 0) and (−3, 0), and the difference was further increased when the quiescent point (V gs, V ds) was set to (0, 10) and (−3, 10), respectively.

The measurements were carried out at 135 °C (20 °C above the quiescent cloud point) at two different directions, parallel and normal to the direction of flow.

However, the samples of PS/PVME=30/70 completely phase separated at 17°C above the quiescent cloud point at high shear rate, regardless of the applied rotation speed and sample thickness.

The morphology of PS/PMMA=30/70 blend was also studied under different values of shear rate at 35°C below its quiescent cloud point, using the transmission electron microscopy (TEM).

This is achieved with the design of the quiescent operating point in the VCO's output nodes with a value close to the voltage rails, letting the varactors to behave quasi linearly in the achievable VCO tuning range.

Although the biological perspective of such a small dataset is necessarily limited, this does suggest that all of the candidate genes were relatively quiescent at the point of bud collection.

At a critical point the quiescent state becomes marginally stable and is driven by fluctuations into the activated state.

Based on the flow strength the crystallization kinetics can be classified in three regimes; quiescent crystallization, flow enhanced point nucleation and flow-induced creation of oriented structures.