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guard ring

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guard ring [′gärd ‚riŋ]
(electricity)
A ring-shaped auxiliary electrode surrounding one of the plates of a parallel-plate capacitor to reduce edge effects.
(electronics)
A ring-shaped auxiliary electrode used in an electron tube or other device to modify the electric field or reduce insulator leakage; in a counter tube or ionization chamber a guard ring may also serve to define the sensitive volume.
(thermodynamics)
A device used in heat flow experiments to ensure an even distribution of heat, consisting of a ring that surrounds the specimen and is made of a similar material.


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The new IP block employs a range of techniques to ensure high performance, reduced jitter and increased noise immunity, including: a dual-loop hybrid clock-and-data recovery (CDR) architecture which recovers the clock with less jitter; a coupled ring oscillator VCO design; internal voltage and current regulation for sensitive circuits; fully differential circuitry and clock signaling; as well as extensive use of guard rings within the macro, the company said.
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This sight has all the bells and whistles including a zero-gap pin adjustment; white, sight guard ring to help with peep alignment; choice of dovetail or fixed mount; and micro adjustable windage and elevation modules.
 
 
 
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