Sentence examples for surface conduction from inspiring English sources
Moreover, as the solution became more conductive, the charge transfer took place less through surface conduction and more through solution conductance.
The feature appears at a temperature when the contribution of the surface conduction to the total conductivity becomes significant compared to the bulk contribution at a carrier density below 1×1017cm−1.
The farther the pH is from the isoelectric point and/or the lower the salt concentration is, the higher the ratio of the electrolyte conductivity inside pores to the bulk conductivity is, due to a more important contribution of the surface conduction.
In addition, the semiconductor-like resistance below 10 K shown in Fig. 2 indicates that bulk conductance of Bi2Te3 ultrathin films is suppressed to a large extent, and surface conduction will act as a non-negligible role [24].
Our numerical simulations suggest that surface conduction significantly lowers the pore number in the plasma membrane.
Its field emission is sensitive to the geometry of surface conduction electron-emitters (SCE).
We found that despite the formation of magnetic field lines draped tangentially to the front surfaces, conduction is not fully suppressed and the temperature jumps can be significantly reduced, to the point where the corresponding surface brightness jumps would not be seen in observations.
Additionally, the 2-D model predicts a higher current in deep inversion because the current is calculated along the entire depth profile of the channel (sub-surface conduction) and not based on a charge sheet as in the 1-D model.
For example, another emissive technology competitor, supported by Sharp and Canon, is known as surface-conduction electron-emitter (SED).
The carbon nanotube (CNT) has replaced palladium oxide (PdO) as the electrode material for surface-conduction electron-emitter (SCE) applications.
At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in January, Toshiba and Canon demonstrated their jointly developed S.E.D. (surface-conduction electron-emitter display) televisions, new flat-screen units that essentially combine the best of C.R.T. emitter technology with digital flat-panel technology.
