Sentence examples for transmitter space from inspiring English sources

A nanotransmitter-diffusion channel model is presented, which takes into account the effect of the use of nanopores as the medium through which synthesized molecular signals leave the transmitter space.

A transmitting antenna is a device that projects the radio-frequency energy generated by a transmitter into space.

A schematic of the steam wetness measurement system is displayed in Figure 1, which is composed mainly of transmitter, measuring space, and receiver: 1.

Well, a young man from Ithaca, New York (it's gorges) is planning on sending a box of tiny, self-contained, solar-powered radio transmitters into space – about 300 in all – and watch them as they transmit from near orbit.

The transmitters are spaced out by an inter-site distance of 2 R C and are distributed over a circular area of radius 10 R C. The node at the origin is assumed to be the desired BS.

The DOI of Type II tool is affected by both transmitter-receiver spacing and operation frequency.

Based on the numerical simulations, it is observed that even for a centralized ARLWD tool, the geosignal acquired in a conductive mud filled borehole (less than 0.1 Ω m) with a short transmitter-receiver spacing (16 in) and high operation frequency (2 MHz) is distorted, which indicates the ARLWD tools prefer an oil-based drilling mud borehole.

This equation establishes the strength of a signal sent by a radio transmitter in free space at one particular distance, following an exponential relation.

Note that the temporal PPP of packet arrivals at each node is independent of the PPP of transmitter locations in space.

It won FCC approval for an early version of its white-spaces transmitter and receiver technology in April, and is awaiting approval of an updated version.

To the left side of the transmitter, three equally spaced receivers are mounted on the moving platform.