electrometer in English
To detect the small resulting current, she used an electrometer of an excellent design created by Pierre and his physicist brother, Jacques, some years earlier.
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1. Industrial universal electrometer
2. The electrometer includes an enclosure capable of containing various components of the electrometer.
3. Flame ionisation detector and electrometer
4. An electrometer for use in measuring current is provided.
5. (a) A calibrated aerosol electrometer when simultaneously sampling electrostatically classified calibration particles; or
6. The state of the node is detected by an electrometer MTJ3.
7. The collector current is measured in picoamperes by an electrometer.
8. This correlates to physical phenomenon since the reference electrode is connected to a high impedance electrometer.
9. Function and rig of a modified Lippmann capillary electrometer has been described.
10. The time constant of the tube electrometer is 2,5 and 25 sec resp.
11. It consists of an electrometer and a filter inside a Faraday cage.
12. In other configurations, each dynode can be coupled to a respective electrometer.
13. A suitable sensitivity setting for the electrometer of the flame ionization detector is # × # A
14. The disposition for measuring and connexions is placed in the cover of the electrometer.
15. A pre-amplifer is present and is one of the components of the electrometer.
16. Transmural PD was monitored using agar salt bridge electrodes connected via calomel half cells to an electrometer.
17. A device known as a "Benndorf electrometer" is used for atmospheric electrical measurements.
18. The measurement of activity is performed with a vibrating reed electrometer in an ionization chamber.
19. A self-compensating electrometer-tube amplifier for recording the electric field of the atmosphere is described.
20. The decoherence rate may be imaged simultaneously with magnetometer or electrometer based imaging over the sample.
21. Using a modified Peltier electrometer, he also carried out research in the field of atmospheric electricity.
22. It is believed that malfunctioning of the vibrating reed electrometer is the reason for these “spikes” in the record.
23. A suitable sensitivity setting for the electrometer of the flame ionization detector is 8 × 10-10 A.
24. The first electrode (32) may be connected to an electrometer (36) which, in turn, may be connected to a second electrode (132).
25. Measurements were carried out with a PTW thin-window, parallel-plate ionization chamber and an RDM-1F electrometer.
26. A sensitive electrometer (34) is connected to the backing electrode (30) to detect a current passing through it.
27. Recorder-integrator adapted to the electrometer with a response rate no greater than 1 sec and a variable paper roll rate
28. In 1872, Righi's electrometer was developed and was one of the first antecedents of the Van de Graaff generator.
29. Air ions created by the beta radiation are collected and the current produced is indicated on the electrometer or other display means.
30. The reference instrument shall be an Electrometer or a Condensation Particle Counter (CPC) with d50=10 nm or lower, verified for linearity.
31. Together with Patrick d'Arcy, he constructed in 1749 the first electrometer, a device for detection of electrical charges and voltages.
32. An electron flow then emitted is captured by the collector electrodes (11, 12), and is detected with an electrometer (18).
33. The dosimeter is connected to an electrometer, able to apply a bias voltage between the electrodes and to measure the collected charge.
34. The reference instrument shall be an Electrometer or a Condensation Particle Counter (CPC) with d50 = 10 nm or lower, verified for linearity.
35. The size of the test portion shall be chosen to be such that the detector and electrometer together give a linear response.
36. By comparison of the response of the PNC under calibration with that of a calibrated aerosol electrometer when simultaneously sampling electrostatically classified calibration particulates; or