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Перевод: transducer

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преобразователь ; датчик ; приемник

Тезаурус:

1. The flux gate transducer outlined in this article can be used at the heart of a scientific magnetometer of highly accurate electronic compass
2. The core definition of a biosensor is where a self-contained probe-like device is used with a biologically derived recognition layer directly apposed to a transducer element.
3. In this case the high-frequency waves pass through the medium, are reflected off the specimen and then bounce back up the sapphire rod to the transducer, which converts the returning sound into an electrical signal.
4. At the other end of the rod is a transducer which sets up a controlled vibration within the sapphire.
5. For monitoring cylinder pressure, Pro-File has a socket connected by an electrical cable to a 340-bar transducer in the first stage of a demand valve; use of the cable is optional, but without it some of the features are lost.
6. The base materials of the underlying transducer are metallic - elemental or simple inorganic in nature ( Fig. 2 ).
7. To convert it to a fluxgate transducer, the excitation is increased so as to force the core into saturation on alternate peaks.
8. The two compartments should behave as a single, functional unit, with the underlying transducer element achieving an extended analyte response through the selective analyte recognition capability of the "value added" biolayer.
9. Transducer recognisable changes occurring in the biolayer are illustrated in ( Fig. 3 ), and are the basic menu available to analytical biochemists.
10. The finished transducer includes a second pickup coil at right angles to the first.
11. Linking the biolayer and the transducer for direct "biotransduction" in the basic definition is simple in concept, and potentially easy to achieve ( Fig. 1 ).
12. The driver is a ribbon transducer, which, though rare in this country, is much favoured amongst some of the more exotic US manufacturers.
13. The metastable biolayer - in some cases, a highly vulnerable entity - and an underlying transducer element that is subject to the inevitable signal drift of any physicochemical detector.