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Signal delay

A scatterplot of energy for an FeSi2 film with only 0.2 at% Cr as dopant is shown in Figure 4.31. In the TOF signal, t0 includes all the signal delays of the whole set-up. The more abundant isotopes of all contributing elements are seen to be clearly separated. [Pg.115]

The development of low-dielectric-constant materials as ILDs is crucial to achieve low power consumption, reduce signal delay, and minimize interconnect cross-talk for high-performance VLSI devices. In one of the multilevel interconnect process routes, metal lines (e.g., A1—Cu or Cu) are patterned through reactive ion etching, and then dielectric films are filled in the trenches formed between these lines. These trenches can have widths in the sub-0.5 pm range and aspect ratios greater than 3. Therefore, small gap-filling capability is also required for such dielectrics. [Pg.276]

Water may be better than air for studying the dynamics of stimulus dispersal, because in this denser medium fluid dynamic processes are attenuated (Atema, 1988). As interindividual distances increase with increasing body size, pheromone communication becomes less and less practical in water, particularly because of signal delays, dilution, and cross-currents. [Pg.17]

V = power supply voltage, volt, >50VX R = series resistance, ohm CL - capacitance of line, chronograph input and break circuit, juF t = signal delay time, /usee, for error permitted... [Pg.243]

The use of CAc is to provide AC coupling into the chronograph if required. This example considered the value of the breakwire resistance to be low in comparison to R. Since the length of wire for the two breakwire circuits usually will be similar, the signal delays will be similar and the timing error will be less than that caused by either one alone Make System... [Pg.243]

For electrically short interconnections with high resistance, such as on-chip interconnections, signal delays are dominated by the rise time degradation due to the charging of the receiver capacitance by the interconnection resistance (fllineCrec) (54, 55). On PWBs in which resistance is negligible, the... [Pg.469]

Khun SA, Kleiner MB, Ramm P, Weber W. Interconnect capacitances, crosstalk, and signal delay in vertically, integrated circuits. Proceedings of The International Electron Devices Meeting 1995. p 10.3.1-10.3.4. [Pg.462]

White DC, Hata JA, Shah AS, Glower DD, Lefkowitz RJ, Koch WJ. Preservation of myocardial P-adrenergic receptor signaling delays the development of heart failure after myocardial infarction. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2000 97 5428-5433. [Pg.334]

Low-dielectric-constant (low-fc) materials are needed to reduce signal delays, crosstalk noise, and power consumption in the next generation of faster and more powerful... [Pg.251]

Capacitive interference, the signal delay caused by the permittivity of insulating layers, the minimum required interlayer dielectric thicknesses, and the power dissipation, can all be decreased by designing polymers with lower values of e. The synthesis of polymers which simultaneously have low values of and outstanding thermal and mechanical properties is therefore crucial for applications in the electronics industry. [Pg.364]

The oscilloscope mode is also used to optimise detectors and the driving conditions of picosecond diode lasers. Another potential application is beam monitoring in synchrotrons. Furthermore, the oscilloscope mode is a convenient way to optimise TCSPC system parameters, such as signal delay, CFD zero cross and threshold, and TAC parameters. [Pg.212]

The resulting signal shape is a frequent souree of eonfusion. Sometimes the step at time A is even mistaken for the rise of a fluoreseenee signal. Of course, the reeorded curve is absolutely correct. The photons left of the eutoff point, A, are not lost. They were recorded shortly before the previous reference pulse and appear where they should be, i.e. in the late part of the period, B, at the right end of the photon distribution. The curve can be eentred in the reeorded time interval by adjusting the signal delay in the detector or reference channel. [Pg.328]

Emitter-Coupled Logic. A logic family based on bipolar transistor pairs connected via their emitters. ECL avoids saturation of the transistors and has a signal delay widely independent of the temperature. ECL is very fast but also power-consuming. It is used in communication devices and fast timing electronics. [Pg.415]

The development of new materials possessing low dielectric constant (k) is crucial for applications in miniaturized integrated circuits (sub-lOOnm technology). Porous thin films with low k dielectric could provide solutions to the problems of signal delays caused by interconnect resistance-capacitance, signal crosstalk, and power consumption. Suggest a thin film material that would be suitable for low k dielectric applications. [Pg.325]

Fig. 7.26 Microwave-induced delayed phosphorescence. Above two superposed phosphorescence-intensity decays of quinoline in a durene crystal at T = 1.35 K and Bq = 0. The phosphorescing triplet component is Tz). The delayed phosphorescence signals, delayed in the first experiment by ca. 2 s and in the second by ca. 4 s, are produced by resonant 1000.5 MHz pulses, which saturate the zero-field transition Ty Tz at these times after the end of the UV excitation and thus... Fig. 7.26 Microwave-induced delayed phosphorescence. Above two superposed phosphorescence-intensity decays of quinoline in a durene crystal at T = 1.35 K and Bq = 0. The phosphorescing triplet component is Tz). The delayed phosphorescence signals, delayed in the first experiment by ca. 2 s and in the second by ca. 4 s, are produced by resonant 1000.5 MHz pulses, which saturate the zero-field transition Ty Tz at these times after the end of the UV excitation and thus...

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