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46 resultados para Microwave ovens

em Cambridge University Engineering Department Publications Database

Microwave transmission through high-temperature superconducting waveguides

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Prior experience of domestic microwave cooker interfaces: a user study

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A novel wavelength division multiplexed system architecture for high resolution sampling and digitisation of broadband microwave signals

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Directly modulated photonic devices for microwave applications

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Microwave signal transmission over a directly-modulated radio-over-fiber link using cascaded semiconductor optical amplifiers

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Adaptive filtering in microwave remote heart monitors

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Freestanding carbon nanowalls by microwave plasma-enhanced chemical vapour deposition

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Aligned carbon nanotubes/fibers for applications in vacuum microwave devices

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Microwave transmission through high-temperature superconducting waveguides

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Investigation of microwave propagation in high-temperature superconducting

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Microwave assisted oxygenation of melt processed bulk YBCO ceramics

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Microwave-assisted oxygenation of melt-processed bulk YBa2Cu3O7-δ ceramics

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The effect of microwave power on the deposition of boron-doped a-SiC:H films using the electron cyclotron resonance method

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The effects of process pressure and microwave power on the properties of boron-doped SiC:H films prepared using the ECR-CVD technique

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Thin films by MOCVD for microwave and other applications

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