Sentence examples for stray electrons from inspiring English sources

The result: the reversed bias still swept out the stray electrons, but it did so without consuming that watt of power.

At very high optical intensities, the number of stray electrons becomes so high that the reverse bias isn't enough to remove them all without using more power.

Sensitive components such as the cryogenic pumps at beamline periphery shall be protected from the heat flux due to stray electrons.

"Decoherence is the enemy". Houck added a capacitor to the qubit, creating a superconducting circuit that operates at temperatures close to absolute zero and limits interference from the stray electrons.

Stray electrons that are introduced by the camera's circuitry are intelligently rejected; "authentic" electrons that capture the sparse photons in a low-light snapshot are no longer drowned in an electrical hubbub.

Although e-beam lithography can create features as small 15 nanometers, at resolutions below 30 nanometers, stray electrons tend to cause interactions with parts of the material neighboring the target area.

Pluto has a thin, wispy atmosphere and probably lacks a magnetic field, so Krimigis isn't expecting to find much more than a few stray protons and electrons.

Bolometers in current and future fusion devices, in particular those in ITER, are vulnerable to stray radiation from electron cyclotron resonance heating (ECRH) which results in measurement errors for plasma radiation detection.

They are loaded by thermal radiation from the hot heat shield backside, stray radiation from the electron cyclotron resonance heating (ECRH), and plasma radiation through remaining gaps between the tiles.

These spacers have to be a millimetre high but only a few thousandths of a millimetre wide so that they can fit between the phosphors without interrupting the flow of electrons.There is also the difficulty of keeping the vacuum hard, to stop electrons bumping into stray gas molecules on their way to the phosphors.

As a negatively charged electron passes through a lattice, the ions along its path feel a slight attractive force and stray as far into the electron's wake as the lattice structure lets them.