Sentence examples for speed transducer from inspiring English sources
It is difficult to solve the dilemma between the measurement speed, transducer accuracy, and equipment operation reliability; and d. insufficient data analysis.
To do this the reverse water pressure was 0.05 MPa, the speed transducer frequency was set at 30 Hz and the feed density was 20 g/l.
However, it has two defects: the static stiffness notion takes no account of the influence of railway stiffness irregularity and geometric irregularity, and it is hard to deal with the dilemma between the measurement speed, transducer accuracy, and equipment operation reliability.
The flame dynamics are examined using high-speed pressure transducers and CH∗ chemiluminescence.
In order to increase the imaging speed, multi-element transducer arrays can generally be used, which are able to simultaneously detect optoacoustic responses at multiple locations [ 2, 5].
The mechanical arm controls transducer speed and position, with a trained ultrasound technologist maintaining appropriate contact pressure and orientation vertical to the skin.
The slower transducer speed enforced by the AWBU decreases inter-image distance, allowing the reader more time to identify small masses.
However, significant technical advances have reduced the size of the transducer, improved speed of image processing, and, importantly, allowed real-time 3D imaging.
Vibration signals on a rotor-bearing system were measured simultaneously at five different rotating speeds using seven transducers.
Then, a series-resonant inverter is used to generate AC voltages at input terminals of each transducer, and a speed measuring system with optic sensors is used to find the relationship between rotational speed of the slave shaft and applied voltage of each transducer.
The thruster impulse was measured both directly with a load cell and indirectly by using a pressure transducer and high speed photography of the weight as it exits the tube, with both ways producing very similar total impulse measurement.
