quartz resonator

[′kwȯrts ′rez·ən‚ād·ər]

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The capability of the quartz resonator to identify changes in the viscosity of liquid samples through an electronic transduction and characterization of its admittance response allows us to carry out the present study to detect in a clear way the changes in concentration of methanol in a common alcoholic drink like Ron.

Useful Piezoelectric Sensor to Detect False Liquor in Samples with Different Degrees of Adulteration

For automotive applications, there are several advantages of the MEMS oscillator in comparison to a traditional quartz resonator or oscillator.

MEMS oscillators with improved resilience for harsh automotive environments

Hence, [m.sub.q], [[rho].sub.q], [v.sub.q], and [d.sub.q] denote the mass, the mass density, the sound velocity (usually of the shear wave), and the thickness of the quartz resonator, respectively.

Wireless-electrodeless quartz-crystal-microbalance biosensors for studying interactions among biomolecules: a review

Baek, "Silicon/quartz bonding and quartz deep RIE for the fabrication of quartz resonator structures," Proc.

Application of transmission/reflection method for permittivity measurement in coal desulfurization

It operates on the basis of a quartz resonator where cheap commercial quartz tuningforks with attached long probes are used as force sensors to obtain images and to manipulate nanoobjects in liquid media, while quality of the resonator vibrating in air remains high.

Tips for shear force microscopy fabricated by controlled etching

Y., et al, "Beveling AT-cut Quartz Resonator Design by an Efficient Numerical Method," www.txc.com.tw/download/tech_paper/2005-IUS-l(English).pdf.

A good time for MEMS-based oscillators

Acoustic viscosity is calculated using power loss from the quartz resonator into the fluid.

"As scheduled or "as needed?" Advances in oil viscosity sensor technology may prompt new look at engine and equipment maintenance cycles

It contains an SC-cut quartz resonator and sustaining electronics that are controlled at a precise temperature to achieve a stable output frequency, and excellent phase noise and aging characteristics, all in a compact size.

Ovenized crystal oscillator

[S.sub.1] can be expressed simply in terms of some fixed properties of the quartz resonator, such as the shear modulus, the electrical capacitance, and the fixed geometrical values of the thickness and electrode area [36].

Effect of a non-Newtonian load on signature [S.sub.2] for quartz crystal microbalance measurements

The R1800/R3800 oscillators utilize both fundamental mode and third-overtone mode resonators with specific attention given to the electrode geometry and surface finish of the quartz resonator to achieve superior phase stability.

Low voltage surface-mount crystal oscillators

On the other hand, the relationship between the change in oscillation frequency of a quartz resonator in contact with liquid and accumulated mass was realized by Kanazawa and Gordon (9) and Hillier and Ward (10), who derived the following equation:

Determination of [alpha]-fetoprotein in human serum by a quartz crystal microbalance-based immunosensor

By completely eliminating the quartz resonator that must be cut and tuned for each crystal oscillator (XO) frequency, the Si500 helps enable extremely short lead times.

High-stability oscillator can replace crystal oscillators

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