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A Modified Bipolar Translinear Cell with Improved Linear Range and Its Applications
This paper presents a technique to extend the linear input voltage range of a sinh mixed translinear cell proposed by Fabre [1]. This technique extends the linear operation range of the circuit by inserting common-anode-connected pairs into the mixed translinear cell. Then the relationship between the output current and the input voltage is developed to be linear. The transconductance gain can be adjusted electronically while keeping its linearity. The performance of the proposed circuit is verified by mathematical analysis and by SPICE simulations. Finally, applications of the proposed cell in a floating resistor and a CCCII for designing an instrumentation amplifier are presented
Development of high energy density primary batteries Fourth quarterly report, 22 Mar. - 21 Jun. 1966
High energy density primary batteries for space flight applications - electrolyte systems, cell systems, and positive electrode constructio
Development of high energy density primary batteries First quarterly report, 22 Jun. - 21 Oct. 1965
Electrode and electrolyte studies for lithium- copper fluoride batterie
Development of high energy density primary batteries Final report, 22 Jun. 1965 - 21 Mar. 1967
Spacecraft primary battery containing copper fluoride couple with lithium-chlorine tetraoxide propylene carbonate electrolyte
Development of high energy density primary batteries Second quarterly report, 22 Sep. - 21 Dec. 1965
Copper fluoride-lithium high energy density battery developmen
Electronic Scattering Effects in Europium-Based Iron Pnictides
In a comprehensive study, we investigate the electronic scattering effects in
EuFe(AsP) by using Fourier-transform infrared
spectroscopy. In spite of the fact that Eu local moments order around
\,K, the overall optical response is strikingly similar
to the one of the well-known Ba-122 pnictides. The main difference lies within
the suppression of the lower spin-density-wave gap feature. By analysing our
spectra with a multi-component model, we find that the high-energy feature
around 0.7\,eV -- often associated with Hund's rule coupling -- is highly
sensitive to the spin-density-wave ordering, this further confirms its direct
relationship to the dynamics of itinerant carriers. The same model is also used
to investigate the in-plane anisotropy of magnetically detwinned
EuFeAs in the antiferromagnetically ordered state, yielding a
higher Drude weight and lower scattering rate along the crystallographic
-axis. Finally, we analyse the development of the room temperature spectra
with isovalent phosphor substitution and highlight changes in the scattering
rate of hole-like carriers induced by a Lifshitz transition
Эколого-геохимическая оценка территории города Владивосток по данным изучения листьев тополя (Приморский край)
Работа посвящена изучению элементного состава листьев тополя, как биогеохимического индикатора состояния окружающей среды урбанизированных территорий. Исследование проведено на примере города Владивосток.The work is devoted to the study of the elemental composition of the leaves of poplar, as a biogeochemical indicator of the state of the environment of urbanized territories. The study was conducted on the example of Vladivostok
Topological properties of superconducting junctions
Motivated by recent developments in the field of one-dimensional topological
superconductors, we investigate the topological properties of s-matrix of
generic superconducting junctions where dimension should not play any role. We
argue that for a finite junction the s-matrix is always topologically trivial.
We resolve an apparent contradiction with the previous results by taking into
account the low-energy resonant poles of s-matrix. Thus no common topological
transition occur in a finite junction. We reveal a transition of a different
kind that concerns the configuration of the resonant poles
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