Search for dissertations about: "electric field distribution"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 100 swedish dissertations containing the words electric field distribution.
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11. Inactivation, Cell Injury and Growth of Microorganisms Exposed to Pulsed Electric Fields Using a Continuous Process
Abstract : Pulsed electric fields (PEF) is a proven technology to inactivate microorganisms under non-thermal conditions. The PEF technology has a potential as a "quality friendly" alternative to traditional methods of food preservation. READ MORE
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12. Theoretical Investigations of the Role of Ion-Ion Correlations and Ion-Specific Interactions in Electric Double Layers
Abstract : Electric double layers are ubiquitous, arising in some form in almost every situation involving an interface with an aqueous electrolyte solution. In order to gain insight into the behavior of electrolytes and electric double layers, simple models of bulk and inhomogeneous electrolyte solutions are considered in this thesis. READ MORE
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13. Model-Integrated Engineering of Smart Energy Distribution Systems
Abstract : Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is a formal method that is used to support analysis, design, independent verification, and validation inherent in the development of software and hardware systems. MBSE applications are present in many areas of our daily lives, including manufacturing, robotics, healthcare, automation, etc. READ MORE
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14. Model-Integrated Engineering of Smart Energy Distribution Systems
Abstract : Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is a method that is used to support analysis, design, independent verification, and validation inherent in the development of software and hardware systems. MBSE applications are present in many areas of our daily lives, including manufacturing, robotics, healthcare, automation, etc. READ MORE
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15. Organic Photodiodes : Optical, electric, and morphological aspects of polymer based devices
Abstract : The use of semiconducting organic materials as the active layer in optoelectronic devices offers some advantages in processing and new possibilities of device fabrication such as large-area devices. The mechanism of charge generation upon light absorption in organic materials differs from that in inorganic semiconductors. READ MORE