Usage of "duty factor"

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Fraction of one period in which a signal or system is active.

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Examples for "duty cycle"

Conclusions: Pupillary constriction depends on flicker frequency and duty cycle besides intensity. 
 Pubmed 

First, it loosely replicates the duty cycle typical of less-experienced climbers on the rock. 
 Rock and Ice Magazine 

Five healthy subjects performed periods of intermittent quasi-static diaphragmatic contractions with a fixed duty cycle. 
 Pubmed 

It's important to buy a tape drive with a duty cycle that fits your application. 
 Backup & recovery 

Each drive has an intended duty cycle. 
 Backup & recovery 

Claudio was nice, available, honest, and did the work right on time. 
 Wired 

He got up on time, went to work, did a good job. 
 Cold springs 

My local store said overnight deliveries were no longer arriving on time. 
 News.com.au 

He finds answers on time scales from billions to thousands of years. 
 Radio NZ 

Better time management was established and the project was completed on time. 
 Radio NZ 

I like to work on arms during the power cycle, to increase their ability to pull. 
 Climbing Magazine 

A power cycle round refers to the number of times a battery can be re-charged in its lifetime. 
 Reuters 

Hard power cycle necessary for charging. 
 Wired 

Usage of duty factor in English

The heat load to the plasma electrode was studied to estimate the duty factor for the ITER application. 
 Pubmed 

Both the anterior position and the large duty factor of the anterior muscles reflect the role of these muscles in initial wave generation. 
 Pubmed 

We calculated the duty factors of the muscles as the relative timing of EMG variables divided by the total feeding cycle time. 
 Pubmed 

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Meanings of duty factor in English