Sentence examples for resistive processes from inspiring English sources
Transport properties are best probed using electrical techniques which are able to monitor quantitatively resistive processes.
In these plots, the x-axis is related to resistive processes and the y-axis with the ability of the system to store carriers (capacitive response).
IS can provide simultaneous information on charge storage [32], carrier lifetimes [33], recombination kinetics, and resistive processes limiting the device performance in an operating solar cell [34].
At low flow rates the losses due to tank mixing dominate over the polarization-induced capacity losses that arise due to resistive processes in the reactor.
Impedance spectroscopy (IS) has previously proved very useful for other photovoltaic techniques to discern between different resistive processes provided they take place at different characteristic times/frequencies [30, 31].
Consequently, the Arrhenius diagram does not only give information on the activation energies of the processes (the slopes of the two parts of the resulting curve), but also on the type of connection of the involved resistive processes: parallel connections result in a concave shape and serial connections lead to a convex shape.
The results illustrate that the investigated resistive process on annealed Ge25Se75 films is specifically related with reversible photostructural changes that can be reversed by annealing.
Below, we present the results of comparative investigations of the reversible changes and positive resistive process on annealed germanium-based ChG films.
Resistances caused by surface kinetics, and bulk transport of oxide-ion vacancies and electrons are computed individually to identify the dominant resistive process.
Asymmetric resistive switching processes were observed in BaTiO3/Nb SrTiO3 epitaxial heterojunctions.
Typical physical/chemical effects accompanied in resistive switching processes and in HRS/LRS states include electrochemical/thermochemical reactions [15 27], metal-insulator transition [28, 29], magnetic modulation [30 47], etc.
