Linear index

Since in condensed phases there is dispersion of the linear index of refraction, n = n u ) and because... 

Reliability of electronic devices is caused predominantly by failures which result from the latent defects created during the manufacture processes or during the operating life of the devices. A search for new nondestructive methods to characterise quality and predict reliability of vast ensembles became a trend in the last four decades (Saveli etal. 1984), (Hartler et al. 1992), (Vandamme 1994), (Hashiguchi et al. 1998). The most promising methods to provide a non-destructive evaluation are an analysis of the electron transport parameters. Experiments are based on the measurements of device VA characteristics, nonlinearity using the non-linearity index (NLl), electronic noise spectroscopy, electro-ultrasonic spectroscopy and acoustic emission. These ones apply to both active and passive components, i.e., bipolar devices and MOS structures, on one hand, and resistors and capacitors on the other. 

Non-linearity index (NLI) was measured for the thick film resistors screen printed on the alumina sub-... 

A noise and nonlinearity of thin and thick film resistors are used as rehabUity indicators to make a prediction of resistor rehabdity. The resistor noise is proportional to the current density and this property makes it a valuable characteristic for detecting imperfections and abnormaUties. The properties of thick fdm conducting layers were analyzed by Electro-Ultrasonic Spectroscopy. It is shown that intermodulation component is more sensitive to defects in resistors than non-linearity index NLL... 

The first goal in our methodology is to transform an algorithm given in nested-loop form, which may include non-constant dependencies, to an equivalent URE with localized parametric DVs. The motivation for this starting point is also discussed in chapter 4. The applicability of such a transformation is restricted by the complexity of the index functions of the feedback variables. Therefore, our attention is focused on WSACs [20], which are characterized by identical linear index functions of the feedback variable. In this approach UREs are derived directly, in contrast to the technique described in chapter 4 where the dependence graph (DG) is extracted. 

HIM97] Hanke M., Izquierdo Macana E., and Marz R. (1997) On asymptotics in case of linear index-2 differential-algebraic equations. Technical Report 97-3, Humboldt-Universitat Berlin, Institut fiir Mathematik, D-10088 Berlin. 

If an application requires that you index in both X and Y directions, as well as rotate, we can put the second linear indexer (for the Y-axis) back on the press and mount the rotary table on top of it. 

If we re working with more difficult three-dimensional parts, other handling system can also be employed. For example, a small rotary fixture (also stepper-motor driven) can be mounted vertically to a linear indexer. The part can be easily rotated to allow placement of multiple images around its entire circumference. 

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