collecting electrode

The particles acquire an electrical mobility and are driven by the field to a collecting electrode.

The electrical polarities of the emitting and collecting electrodes can be reversed.

The contaminated gases flow through the passage formed by the discharge and collecting electrodes.

An increase in the dust-particle migration velocity to the collecting electrodes increases efficiency.

Abnormal material accumulation on discharge and collecting electrodes will reduce operating voltages and currents.

A number of high-voltage, direct-current discharge electrodes are placed between grounded collecting electrodes.

A typical wet configuration has (vertical) cylindrical collecting electrodes, with discharge electrodes located in the centres of the cylinders.

Dust accumulation in the hopper can build up into the discharge and collecting electrode area, shorting out an electrical section that effectively reduces the collecting area.

We anticipate that the best charge collecting electrodes and photoactive layers used in these devices can be integrated with CNC substrates in the next 12 months.

In an ESP, an intense electric field is maintained between high-voltage discharge electrodes, typically wires or rigid frames, and grounded collecting electrodes, typically plates.

To assist the electron transport to the collecting electrode surface in a DSSC, a popular concept is to utilize CNT networks as support to anchor light harvesting semiconductor particles.

The electric field drives the negatively charged particles to the collecting electrodes. Periodically, the collecting electrodes are rapped mechanically to dislodge collected particulate, which falls into hoppers for removal.

We'd also like to better target where photons are absorbed in the cell -- this is important photovoltaics because you want to absorb as many photons as you can as close to the charge collecting electrode as you possibly can.