dissipated power

The entropy production rate times ambient temperature gives the dissipated power.

This product of ambient temperature and the (average) entropy production rate is called the dissipated power.

Miniaturization, however, has increased dissipated power per unit area and made it a key limiting factor in integrated circuit performance.

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Runaway is then impossible because increasing collector current leads to a decrease in dissipated power; this notion is known as the half-voltage principle.

The 25 MHz model produced only 2.5 watts of dissipated power, making it specially well suited for laptops and other portable devices.

Similarly, in electrical circuits, dissipated power is typically proportional to the square of voltage or current when the impedance is held constant.

Room-temperature cw operation with low dissipated powers can be achieved for wavelengths between approximately 3.0 um and 5.6 um.

In logic circuits, it decreases the noise immunity; in power applications, it increases the dissipated power.

For equal collector currents, this drawback translates to an increase in the dissipated power for the Darlington transistor over a single transistor.

Power meters measure power consumption for the whole system but does not give detailed breakdowns about dissipated power so designers can optimize their application or hardware.

The linear estimation model for DiPART requires a power sensor capable of acquiring dissipated power consumption and current measurement at run time.

For in these a man is more easily separated from intercourse with creatures and concentrates the dissipated powers of his soul on God himself and on the contemplation of eternal truths.

In a process in which the temperature is locally continuously defined, the local density of rate of entropy production times local temperature gives the local density of dissipated power.

(11) The dark spirit of Melkor's 'remainder' might be expected, there- fore, eventually and after long ages to increase again, even (as some held) to draw back into itself some of its formerly dissipated power.

Radiatron's MCB's use a bi-metal snap disc integrated into the magnetic trigger, thereby reducing the number of weld connections and lowering the level of dissipated power and self-heating within the device.

Dissipated Power Marshal Tito, whose personal stature allowed him to centralize Yugoslavia despite the restraining power of the laws, directed the framing of a constitution that dissipates power among the component parts and the federal whole, both in Government and party leaderships.