FIG. 5.4 Example of question and players' response. More about this image found in Example of question and players' response.

FIG. 1.1 Schematic diagram of uncertainty propagation and response during shale gas monetization. More about this image found in Schematic diagram of uncertainty propagation and response during shale gas ...

FIG. 24.4 Scree plot for cluster analysis for 50 student responses to the FCI. More about this image found in Scree plot for cluster analysis for 50 student responses to the FCI.

FIG. 24.5 Cluster dendrogram for 50 student responses to the FCI. More about this image found in Cluster dendrogram for 50 student responses to the FCI.

FIG. 10.9 (a) shows the time-resolved current response of multilayers for a voltage pulse of 500 ns pulse width. Inset shows the half input pulse profile for the input pulse of 1.8 V amplitude and 500 ns pulse width. (b) Polarization-time curves obtained by integrating the I–t curve of multilayer samples. (c) Voltage–time and current–time curve for individual BCZT film. (d) Polarization-time curve for individual BCZT film. More about this image found in (a) shows the time-resolved current response of multilayers for a voltage p...

FIG. 6.18 (a) LDV response and (b) capacitance–voltage analysis to extract pull-in voltage for the Ohmic switch. More about this image found in (a) LDV response and (b) capacitance–voltage analysis to extract pull-in vo...

FIG. 6.21 (a) Connection layout for switching time analysis and (b) its response. More about this image found in (a) Connection layout for switching time analysis and (b) its response.

FIG. 6.23 Time response analysis of the Ohmic switch. More about this image found in Time response analysis of the Ohmic switch.

FIG. 6.35 RF response of the capacitive SPDT switch with SPST switches placed adjacent to the junction. More about this image found in RF response of the capacitive SPDT switch with SPST switches placed adjacen...

FIG. 6.37 RF response of the capacitive SPDT switch with SPST switches at λ_g/4 distance from the junction. More about this image found in RF response of the capacitive SPDT switch with SPST switches at λ...

FIG. 6.45 Comparison of measured RF response of the SPDT switch with FEM simulation and lumped model ( Bansal et al., 2016a , 2016b). More about this image found in Comparison of measured RF response of the SPDT switch with FEM simulation a...

FIG. 9.2 Frequency response of a linear generator for (a) different values of the input force (Y₀) and (b) different values of the parasitic damping (ρ_m) which changes the open circuit quality factor. More about this image found in Frequency response of a linear generator for (a) different values of the in...

FIG. 9.4 The response of a typical nonlinear energy harvester under harmonic excitations for various (a) amplitudes of external force (c = 0.1) and (b) damping co-efficient (F = 1). More about this image found in The response of a typical nonlinear energy harvester under harmonic excitat...

FIG. 7.1 The two simplest ring resonator configurations is a ring resonator shown in (a), giving a spectrum shown in (b), which looks like a notch filter response when the ring has finite loss. The power coupling coefficient |κ|² is 20% for critically coupled, 10% for coupled, and 40% for over coupled cases. The absorption coefficient is 3551 m⁻¹. More about this image found in The two simplest ring resonator configurations is a ring resonator shown in...