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thin film to minimize the effects of diffusion. The electron–phonon coupling can thenbe directly observed in the first few picoseconds of the transient response (Hostetleret al., 1999). Figure 18.20 shows a TTR scan taken on a 200-nm Pt film evaporatedonto a silicon substrate. The value of the therm[r]

of property values that yield the phase-shift values withintheir experimental uncertainty range. For the CNT interfacesamples, the resistance at the interfaces dominates the ther-mal response; therefore, the thermal diffusivity of each CNTarray is more sensitive to small changes in the[r]

interfaces will consume a larger portion of the thermal budget.Despite its obvious advantages as a thermal enhancement mate-rial, polycrystalline diamond films have not been widely used inmicroelectronic components, largely because of difficulties in1521-3331/$25.00 © 2007 IEEECOLA et al[r]

45[974], (28)Lines: 815 to 837———4.61006pt PgVar———Normal PagePgEnds: TEX[974],(28)Equations (13.36) and (13.37) by Fletcher (1972), show that the thermal resistanceof any interface material depends on both the bond line thickness and thermal con-ductivity of the material. As a consequ[r]

commercial heat exchange equipment, for example, heat is conducted through a solid wall (oftena tube wall) that separates two fluids having different temperatures. Furthermore, the concept ofthermal resistance, which follows from the fundamental equations of heat conduction, is widely usedin[r]

value represents the TIM performance post heatsink assembly while the End of Life value is the predicted TIM performance when the product and TIM reaches the end of its life. The heatsink clip provides enough pressure for the TIM to achieve End of Line and End of Life thermal resistances show[r]

of property values that yield the phase-shift values withintheir experimental uncertainty range. For the CNT interfacesamples, the resistance at the interfaces dominates the ther-mal response; therefore, the thermal diffusivity of each CNTarray is more sensitive to small changes in the[r]

Fabrication process of superlatticesTo reduce the processing time and the manufacturingcosts, vertical build superlattices are proposed asopposed to conventional planar superlattices. In Figure 2,a schematic representation of the two types of superlat-tices is given comparing their geometries. With[r]

of property values that yield the phase-shift values withintheir experimental uncertainty range. For the CNT interfacesamples, the resistance at the interfaces dominates the ther-mal response; therefore, the thermal diffusivity of each CNTarray is more sensitive to small changes in the[r]

1999) for the operating temperature of 60–80 °C. The manufactured MHP in the present study exhibited superior heat dissipation capacity and thus can be widely used in integrated electronic units as a cooling module. Secondly, the flat plate type micro CPL with thickness of 1.5 mm was designed, and i[r]

avoiding repeatedly interruptions of its operation. The minimum fluid temperature [20] of the ground loop entering the heat pump is not supposed to be less than 283.45 K (10.3oC) and the maximum fluid temperature not to be more than 303.45 K (30.3oC). The main GSHP system parameters are presented in[r]

expansion µv= (1 +µ)3≈ (1 +3µ) relates the specific volume at T to the specificvolume at T0.2.3.2 Behavior of Thermophysical Properties of SolidsThe thermal conductivity and specific heat are defined above as continuum properties.Some indication of their behavior may be found by considering the m[r]

This kind of side effect is the least likely to happen because theantibiotics usually only attack the microbial cells. Sometimes, as a lastresort a doctor may use such a drug as streptomycin, used to treattuberculosis. The overuse of such a drug could result in deafness, kidneydamage and other side[r]

fully in our laboratory to measure the thermal conduc-tivity of electrically conducting liquids [23] andnanofluids [10-14] over a broad range of temperatures.Our transient hot-wire device consists of a glass capil-lary, filled with mercury, and suspended vertically inthe nanoparticle dispersi[r]

analyses of AnpAFP were carried out using rabbit poly-clonal anti-TisAFP, which was prepared in our laboratory.Purified fish type III AFP, prepared in our laboratory, wasused as the negative control for western blot analyses.Glycans in AnpAFP were detected using a glycoproteinstaining kit (GelCodeÔ; T[r]

EM 1110-2-220030 Jun 95Chapter 6Temperature Control of Mass Concrete6-1. IntroductionTemperature control of mass concrete is necessary toprevent cracking caused by excessive tensile strains thatresult from differential cooling of the concrete. The con-crete is heated by reaction of cement with water[r]

case, the total noise level and/or signal-noise ratio are more useful. In VCO, the mechanism of noise to phase noise conversion is very complicated. Since the phase noise is inversely proportional to the power dissipated in the resistive part of the resonant LC tank, the (tail) current through the[r]

placed approximately 2 m off the ground. Although the fly trapswere not set near the farms where litter samples were collected,we hypothesized that similar resistance patterns among the flyand litter isolates would be observed. The traps were collected2 SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT XX (20[r]

(VCO) is very essential, since the purity of its output spectral signal is extremely sensitive to device noise. With the reduction in supply voltage, which scales with the transistor features in CMOS technologies, this becomes challenging because of the inherent device noise increase. The appropriat[r]

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