Sentence examples for wider output from inspiring English sources

They consist of less CMOS transistors and have wider output ranges compared to other designed emulator circuits.

A new regulator architecture the LTC3600 (first introduced with the LT3080 linear regulator), which has wider output range and better regulation than traditional regulators, is described.

I don't wish to sound cynical because there's a need to start Britain's millennial generation on a life journey that ultimately leads them to the delights of the Beeb's wider output.

It can be operated below the conventional threshold voltage of MOSFET leading to wider output signal swing at low supply voltage and dissipates less power as compared to CMOS circuits without much compromise on the device performance.

These works became part of the standard English concert repertory, and helped to establish the character of Delius's music in the English concert-goer's mind, although according to Ernest Newman, the concentration on these works to the neglect of his wider output may have done Delius as much harm as good.

It permitted the use of a longer-focus mirror M1 on the output side of the cavity (Figure 2a), and therefore a wider output beam, which eliminated the need for an external beam expander.

The paper presents two original high-accuracy exponential function synthesizers with wide output dynamic ranges.

"The decline in the headline economy-wide output index from 54.0 to 53.5 was in contrast to the consensus and our own expectation of a small rise.

Start with the notion of an aggregate production function, which relates economy-wide output to economy-wide inputs of capital and labor.

This results in a very-high output impedance over a very wide output voltage range, accurate Up/Down current matching, and low transient glitches.

The proposed converter has an acceptable performance and efficiency in sub-threshold voltages and also in the wide output current range.