The integral of these correlations is related to the Fourier thermal coefficient.
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A very heavily doped semiconductor behaves more like a good conductor ( metal ) and thus exhibits more linear positive thermal coefficient.
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Extrinsic stress is the least insidious and is brought on by differences in thermal coefficient of expansion between the deposit and the substrate.
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The MOSFET is particularly suited to this configuration, because its positive thermal coefficient of resistance tends to result in a balance of current between the individual devices.
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The composite is made of an L _ 1 long cement plaster with a thermal coefficient k _ 1 and L _ 2 long paper faced fiber glass, with thermal coefficient k _ 2.
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The composite is made of an L _ 1 long cement plaster with a thermal coefficient k _ 1 and L _ 2 long paper faced fiber glass, with thermal coefficient k _ 2.
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Elinvar has a near-zero thermal coefficient of the modulus of elasticity, making it useful in constructing instruments with springs that need to be unaffected by varying temperature, such as the marine chronometer.
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Douglas-fir parallel to grain, e . g ., has a thermal coefficient of expansion of 3.5 ( our article, orig . source ), which is 1 / 6 of that of brass.
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If high precision is not required it is enough to bias a diode with any constant low current and use its " 2 mV / ?C thermal coefficient for temperature calculation, however this requires calibration for each diode type.
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At low illumination levels, the resistance of cadmium-based ROs increases by about 1 % upon heating by 1 �C . At higher light intensities, the thermal coefficient of resistance can change its values and even its sign.
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