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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"attachment method"”.

  1. Development of Cal Poly's Shock Table

    … and the results indicate that this new attachment method should allow the requirement to be met in all three axes. The shock table is currently fully operational and can be used for testing and teaching purposes. With the implementation of the new attachment method, it is believed that …

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  2. Design and analysis of artifact-resistive finger photoplethysmographic sensors for vital sign monitoring

    … was developed and verified by finite element method, numerical simulation and experiments. Total power consumption is analyzed in relation to the characteristics of the individual components, sampling rate, and CPU clock speed. Optimal operating conditions are obtained for minimizing the power …

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  3. Design of a large-scale virus capsid model for educational use

    … of this protein, focusing on the design of the attachment method for capsid assembly from a single injection mold.

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  4. Design, Fabrication, and Validation of Membrane-Based Sensors

    … and experimentally characterized. The regulated attachment method (RAM) is used to form bilayers within the sealed device. Capacitance measurements of the encapsulated bilayer show that the sealing cap slightly compresses the bottom insert and reduces the size of the enclosed bilayer. Single …

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  5. Characterization Study of Plasma Spray Attachment of Intrinsic Fabry-Perot Interferometric Sensors in Power Generation Applications

    … in the system were evaluated to determine attachment lifetime of the sensors. The encapsulated sensors' signals were collected before and after plasma spraying and at elevated temperatures. The material properties of the deposits were evaluated by electron microscopy, energy dispersive …

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  6. Evaluating the Fracture Potential of Steel Moment Connections with Defects and Repairs

    … with repairs and defects, then develop a method for predicting fracture of the full-scale specimens using more economical cyclic bend tests. To do this, six full-scale reduced beam section (RBS) connections were tested having arrays of repairs or defects applied to the flanges. The repairs …

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  7. Physical Encapsulation of Interface Bilayers

    … the droplet interface. Key advantages of the DIB method over previous bilayer formation techniques include the lack of a supporting substrate which simplifies bilayer formation and the ability to connect many droplets to form `cell-inspired' networks which can provide a collective utility based on …

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  8. Exploring the ecological differences between black crappie and white crappie

    … project, I conducted a laboratory test of three attachment methods for saddle style tags. I found that inserting the anchoring wire through the dorsal musculature led to severe dermal irritation and necrosis around the tagging location. Attachment of the tag to the dorsal spines did not lead to …

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  9. Novel Bio-inspired Aquatic Flow Sensors

    Inspired by the roles of hair cells in nature, this study aims to develop and characterize two new sets of novel flow sensors. One set of sensors developed and studied in this work are flow sensors fabricated using carbon nanomaterials. These sensors are made by embedding carbon nanotubes (CNT) and …

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