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milliwatt
[ mil-uh-wot ]
Word History and Origins
Origin of milliwatt1
Example Sentences
The transmitted power was small, just 200 milliwatts, less than that of a cellphone camera light.
PlasticARM consumes 21 milliwatts of power, for example, but 99 percent of that is essentially wasted, with only 1 percent captured for computation.
Moreover, although an optimized actuator requires only 1.75 milliwatts of power, the overall power consumption of the technology is still a key limiting factor in operating the platform sustainably and wirelessly for practical use.
That creates a 2°C temperature difference across the device—enough to make 25 milliwatts of power per square meter and to power a light-emitting diode, the researchers report today in Joule.
Illumination of the panels by a high-intensity light source provides the approximately 120 milliwatts needed to drive the 259-milligram flight system.
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