Sentence examples for under fixed voltage from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, due to safety reasons, VG9000 is generally operated under fixed voltage and current.
The voltage clamp breaks this circular dependence in order to systematically examine the strength of conductances at fixed voltage levels.
The main bias stress induced instability appears as a shift in the threshold voltage (Vth) or as a decrease in drain source current (IDS) at fixed voltage.
Under the fixed voltage U which arrived field emission, an additional force dF acted the anode metal of sensor resulted in the micro-deformation decreasing dS between anode cathode, the E increased refer to formula E = U/S, and resulted in the emission current density's micro-deformation increasing dJ.
Fei et al. [21] report that the bent ZnO PFW cantilever can create a piezoelectric potential distribution across its width at its root and simultaneously produce a local reverse depletion layer with a much higher donor concentration than normal, dramatically changing the current flowing from the source electrode to drain electrode when the device is under a fixed voltage bias.
Under the conditions of the fixed voltage and the current boundary, Fig. 3 shows the results by removing all the nodes in order in the network.
A PV array does not have a fixed voltage and current output, rather one that varies considerably under different operating conditions.
The fixed voltage allows to measure a current in the PEDOT PSS, which is quite constant when a 0 V voltage is on the gate.
To reduce voltage tracking error under fixed external resistance, gas flowrate magnitude constraints must be relaxed, requiring more fuel energy to manipulate the system variables for operation away from equilibrium conditions.
The gels were swollen in pure water up to certain swelling degree (V/V0 = 1,3), under a fixed applied voltage, 1 V.
The proposed system has maintained fixed terminal voltage at 220 V, voltage and current harmonics within 5% under highly nonlinear load and balanced source currents under highly unbalanced load currents.
