Low Frequency Core Losses Components of FeNiMo Powder Compacted Materials

The materials-design interface for fusion power core components

Losses in left-handed materials.

Interest in negative refractive index, or left-handed (LH) materials, has escalated rapidly over the last few years and it now appears that useful LH materials may be realizable in the microwave region. However there is also considerable interest in LH materials for infrared and visible applications. The purpose of this paper is to explore the limitations of LH materials at short wavelengths du...

Effect of Frequency Dependent Losses

The effect of frequency dependent losses on the interconnect link performance is primarily in degradation of rise time, amplitude, and eye diagram. The rise time for the signal transmitted through a link slows down as a result of losses, and the signal amplitude decreases. The amplitude, however, does not stay at a permanently lowered level, as it would in a case of purely DC loss. In fact, it ...

Finite - Element Modeling and Calorimetric Measurement of Core Losses in Frequency - Converter - Supplied Synchronous Machines

Aalto University, P.O. Box 11000, FI-00076 Aalto www.aalto.fi Author Paavo Rasilo Name of the doctoral dissertation Finite-Element Modeling and Calorimetric Measurement of Core Losses in FrequencyConverter-Supplied Synchronous Machines Publisher School of Electrical Engineering Unit Department of Electrical Engineering Series Aalto University publication series DOCTORAL DISSERTATIONS 159/2012 F...

Identifying the Core Components of Emotional Intelligence: Evidence from Amplitude of Low-Frequency Fluctuations during Resting State

Emotional intelligence (EI) is a multi-faceted construct consisting of our ability to perceive, monitor, regulate and use emotions. Despite much attention being paid to the neural substrates of EI, little is known of the spontaneous brain activity associated with EI during resting state. We used resting-state fMRI to investigate the association between the amplitude of low-frequency fluctuation...