For sport fisherman, a specialized multitool may combine common functions such as cutting fishing line, crimping weights, removing hooks or opening split rings.
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Furthermore, when wires are added symmetrically between the split rings, a passband occurs within the previously forbidden band of the split ring dispersion curves.
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Effective permeability " ?eff " is boosted from the inductance of the rings and the capacitance occurs at the gaps of the split rings.
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The recording head was a split ring, with the wire running in a groove in the head, quite similar to the heads used today.
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Furthermore, when wires are added symmetrically between the split rings, a passband occurs within the previously forbidden band of the split ring dispersion curves.
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When applied to wireless devices at RF frequencies the split ring-resonators have to be scaled to larger dimensions, which, in turn forces a larger device size.
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This research paper created by Kosta and his colleagues Dwivedi and Upadhyaya concerns primarily about the best utilization of split ring resonators within multiple materials negative permeability.
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After some experimentation, Smith, Schultz and graduate student Richard Shelby imprinted an array of split rings in copper film on one side of a standard fiberglass printed circuit board.
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For medical use, particularly when treating a problem with nerves, a unidirectional current of a particular polarity was often needed, requiring the machine to have split rings or similar mechanisms.
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However, a more revolutionary structure developed by Pendry et al ., was a structure that could control magnetic interactions ( split ring structure, extended material magnetic parameters into the negative.
