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Phosphors for CRTs are predominantly based on zinc and cadmium sulfides. Selected CRT phosphors are listed in Table 1 which also includes their precursors, their P-numbers , and their uses. (The system used to classify CRT phosphors came from JEDEC, the former Joint Electronic Device Engineering Council, now JT- Committee on Phosphor and Optical Characteristics within the Electronic Industries Association. JEDEC established the original code for these phosphors in terms of P-numbers .8 Many manufacturers of CRTs use these when specifying phosphor screen characteristics.) Although the precursors are tabulated, the mole ratios used in the syntheses are not. [Pg.692]

To solve and at the same time to deeply understand the quite complicated and multidisciplinary task of lield-effect-based DNA biosensors, many disciplines and research fields, scientists from bio- and electrochemistry, biophysics, device engineering, and analytics should work hand in hand. [Pg.232]

DDC Bradley, Electroluminescent polymers materials, physics and device engineering, Curr. Opin. Solid State Mater. Sci., 1 789-797, 1996. [Pg.475]

Device engineers and crystal growers are concerned with determining the following parameters of a superlattice structure ... [Pg.145]

Electronic devices that operate using the spin of the electron and not just its electric charge are on the way to becoming a multibillion-dollar industry—and may lead to quantum microchips (4). As progress in the miniaturization of semiconductor electronic devices leads toward chip features smaller than lOOnm in size, device engineers and physicists are inevitably faced with the fast-approaching presence of quantum mechanics—that counterintuitive, and to some mysterious, realm of physics wherein wavelike properties control the behavior of electrons. [Pg.341]

Control Device Engine Condition (RPM) Percent Load (%) Concentration (mg/m3) Standard Deviation... [Pg.611]

Generally, this text has a dual orientation. On the one hand, it is addressed to persons whose research interests are directly related to electrodiffusion, i.e., chemical engineers, membranologists, electrochemists, and electrophysiologists, with certain parts of this book possibly of interest to semiconductor device engineers. On the other hand, it aims to attract applied mathematicians to a practically relevant and remarkably underdeveloped classical branch of nonlinear mass-transfer. [Pg.263]

Criminal Devices (Engins Criminels or Bombes in Fr). See Explosives and Weapons Used by Anarchists and Revolutionists in Vol 4... [Pg.343]

The chemists have worked very closely with the physicists and the device engineers interested in understanding how these devices work. In turn, they have all worked with process engineers to define... [Pg.34]

The beauty of organic chemistry is that practitioners can easily make hundreds of different molecules by changing the structure of one partner in a multi-step synthesis. The problem is that the pace of synthesis can easily overrun the ability of the device engineers to test the molecules in the appropriate testbeds. Nanopores are not easy to fabricate and the yield of working devices is not very high. The development of testbeds that can be fabricated reproducibly in high yields is work that in ongoing in many labs. [Pg.83]

The bandwidth performance of polymer modulators clearly surpasses those of other materials although by clever device engineering lithium niobate modulators have been demonstrated to somewhat above 70 GHz. [Pg.60]

This should be a useful text for a junior or senior collegiate materials engineering student, endeavoring to learn about this topic for the first time, or corporate R D personnel, attempting to decipher what all the bells and whistles of their new, quite expensive, instrument will do for them. By basing this treatment on the elementary physical chemistry, heat transfer, materials properties, and device engineering used in thermal analysis, it is my hope that what follows will be a useful textbook and handbook, and that the information presented will remain current well into the future. [Pg.291]

Koushik, K. Kompella, U.B. Inhalation engineering. Particle and device engineering for inhalation drug delivery. Drug Delivery Technology 2004, 4 (2), 40-50. [Pg.2579]

Russian Institute of Space Device Engineering Aviamotomaya str. 53 111024 Moscow Russia... [Pg.1]

In Sections 12.2 and 12.3 which deal with bonding and structure, interface properties are first discussed on a fundamental level, before the results are evaluated in the context of OFETs, in a section entitled what can be learned for OFETs . Because we do not present data on actual devices in this ehapter, this discussion must remain rather general. However, it is our firm convietion that the understanding of fundamental interface properties of the type discussed here will eventually become beneficial for device engineering, too. [Pg.237]

Printing electronics is a multidisciplinary field that requires high standards in material quality, ink, printer and device engineering. Many fundamental problems have already been solved, but still many remain as well, underlining the need of future fundamental research in all facets of printing electronics. [Pg.635]

Molecular gearing systems are the first successful examples of rotary molecular devices engineered and synthesized using conventional chemistry. At the... [Pg.21]


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