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The Temperature Coefficient of Gravity [PDF]
IN Phil. Trans., May 17, 1917, Dr. P. E. Shaw published an account of a research from which he deduced that the gravitational constant is increased by one part in eighty thousand when the temperature of the larger mass is raised one degree. According to Dr. Shaw's interpretation of the experiments, it is the mean temperature of the system which affects
F. A. LINDEMANN, C. V. BURTON
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Voltage reference based on CMOS threshold voltage
A novel low temperature coefficient voltage referece without resistors is presented in this brief, which is compatible with standard TSMC 0.18 µm CMOS technology.
Xu Qinghao, Xi Dongjie
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Raman Spectroscopy and Spectral Signatures of AlScN/Al2O3
III-V solid solutions are sensitive to growth conditions due to their stochastic nature. The highly crystalline thin films require a profound understanding of the material properties and reliable means of their determination.
Dmytro Solonenko +4 more
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In this paper, attention has been paid to the importance of knowing the exact values of the temperature coefficients used in modeling of four different types of photovoltaic modules these modules are; monocrystalline silicon m-Si, polycrystalline ...
Aissa meflah +5 more
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Low-Power MOSFET-Only Subthreshold Voltage Reference with High PSRR [PDF]
This work presents a sub-nanowatt voltage reference (VR) achieving a high-power supply ripple rejection (PSRR). It utilizes a self-current biasing circuit to reduce the voltage dependency of the output voltage (VREF) to the power supply variations.
Mohammad Rashtian, Mahdi Shahpasandi
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Reading data at a temperature which different from writing can cause a large number of failed bits in 3D NAND Flash memory. In this work, the threshold voltage (Vth) temperature effect of 3D NAND flash memory cell was investigated and a method was ...
Dan Wu +4 more
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THE TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENT OF RADIOACTIVE DISINTEGRATION [PDF]
One of the most remarkable features of radioactive changes is the fact that they have extremely low-temperature coefficients, it being impossible to influence the half-life of a radioactive substance by changing the temperature over any range at our command.
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In this work, impacts of temperature and dust cleaning on photovoltaic module performance operating in sub-Saharan's climate are investigated. Two single junction technologies, monocrystalline and polycrystalline silicon, and one micromorph (amorphous ...
Kata N'detigma +4 more
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A CMOS bandgap reference for high precision DACs
In order to meet a high-speed, high-precision DAC design requirements. A practical reference voltage source is designed by the basic design principle of the bandgap reference voltage source, and a voltage reference circuit with fast start and high ...
Feng Wei +3 more
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Effects of temperature on electrical impedance of biological tissues: ex-vivo measurements
Bioelectrical impedance techniques have been useful in various applications, including body composition analysis, impedance plethysmography, impedance cardiography, lung ventilation, perfusion, and tissue characterization.
Dipa Safia Aktar +3 more
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