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A device that converts energy from one form into another.
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The term "non-reflective" refers to transducers that do not reflect surface waves when they are shorted.
By using the technique, we obviate the need to rely on antibodies as a capture probe and their attachment to transducers.
The performance of the enzyme biosensor often depends on how well enzyme, which often works in aqueous media, is immobilized to transducers.
Our goal is to ensure a progressive directivity, in the vertical plane orthogonal to transducers' membranes, by forcing directions, of the radiation pattern (2) to positive gains.
To produce final plate voltages delivered to transducers, square waves were further amplified (50 dB gain) using an ENI 240L RF amplifier.
The hooks were connected to transducers from the upper end, and were inserted through the gut lumen from the lower end, letting the circular muscle to contract.
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In addition, because the aliasing cut-off is inversely proportional to transducer frequency, the use of HFU inherently reduces the maximum velocity before aliasing.
It is shown that at very high voltages the stress can become negative ultimately leading to transducer failure.
is the vector containing the complex frequency weights to be applied to transducer.
Also, sensitivity can be estimated and used for sensing layer design and sizing with regard to transducer transfer function and target concentration range.
Reversible S-glutathionylation is an important post-translational modification, protecting protein cysteines from irreversible oxidation and serving to transducer redox signals.
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