Definition of duty cycle in English:

duty cycle

noun

1The cycle of operation of a machine or other device which operates intermittently rather than continuously.
（机器等运行的）工作循环
Example sentencesExamples
- The technical specifications of a tape drive indicate how high a duty cycle it will best operate in.
- It's a medium hard brake circuit so we've been able to do a brake duty cycle and things like that.
- The only accurate way to get results is to monitor the vehicle as goes through its normal duty cycle under real-world conditions.
- In patients with chronic heart failure, exercise increases the duty cycle (by decreasing expiratory time) and decreases lung compliance.
- Maximum duty cycle is 65,000 pages per month and finishing options including sorter, stapler, feeder and duplex modes are available.
- In terms of intermittent exercise, this means the duty cycle must decrease as exercise intensity increases if the exercise is to be repeated without a decline in performance.
- Reliability numbers are based and predicated on an expected duty cycle and mode of operation.
- A lower duty cycle will in turn decrease the average power output per unit time for intermittent exercise.
- The duty cycle was similar in all three patient groups.
- Like all the other printers, they differ in their duty cycle.
- As you can see from this method, the greater the duty cycle of the square wave, the longer the CPU is inactive; hence the greater the power savings.
- A phase discriminator samples the output of the oscillator and accumulates data representing the duty cycle of that signal.
- The magnitude of the reference voltage will regulate the pulse width of the output signal, as well as the duty cycle of the output signal.
- Most of today's major tape formats have a mean time between failures rated at over 300,000 hours at a full duty cycle, while most media cartridges have an estimated lifespan of over 30 years.
- Finally, as this satellite system is designed for packet data, it is very well suited for millions of endpoint devices operating with low duty cycles.
- The duty cycle is variably selectable with either first or second pulse width modulated frequency.
- One, the duty cycle is decreased in patients with asthma, which tends to decrease the tension-time index.
- Maybe they've had a repeat failure with a component or an unusual duty cycle.
- I just never thought we'd have anything that would be big enough that called for a heavy duty cycle.
- It will do a duty cycle of 35,000 pages a month and warms up in under three minutes.
1. 1.1 The time occupied by the cycle of operation of a machine or other device, especially as a percentage of available time.
  （尤指作为可用时间百分比的）工作循环时间
  Example sentencesExamples
  If you run it at 80% duty cycle, now you're optimizing your reliability on that particular engine.
  A 100% duty cycle was chosen for ultrasound application.
  Accordingly, it is possible to select multiply charged precursor ions from a background of singly charged ions, fragment them, and mass analyze the fragment ions with a near 100% duty cycle across the whole mass range.
  The specimen was illuminated with an LED that was strobed with a 1/8 duty cycle synchronous with the voltage drive to the sound source.
  The results for 1% duty cycle are pretty much invariant upon the heat-sink used and can be repeated by other labs, but the approach may not be representative for the performance at the maximum-rated DC current values.

Definition of duty cycle in US English:

duty cycle

noun

1The cycle of operation of a machine or other device which operates intermittently rather than continuously.
（机器等运行的）工作循环
Example sentencesExamples
- Like all the other printers, they differ in their duty cycle.
- Most of today's major tape formats have a mean time between failures rated at over 300,000 hours at a full duty cycle, while most media cartridges have an estimated lifespan of over 30 years.
- The duty cycle was similar in all three patient groups.
- I just never thought we'd have anything that would be big enough that called for a heavy duty cycle.
- Maximum duty cycle is 65,000 pages per month and finishing options including sorter, stapler, feeder and duplex modes are available.
- A lower duty cycle will in turn decrease the average power output per unit time for intermittent exercise.
- The technical specifications of a tape drive indicate how high a duty cycle it will best operate in.
- It's a medium hard brake circuit so we've been able to do a brake duty cycle and things like that.
- One, the duty cycle is decreased in patients with asthma, which tends to decrease the tension-time index.
- In terms of intermittent exercise, this means the duty cycle must decrease as exercise intensity increases if the exercise is to be repeated without a decline in performance.
- In patients with chronic heart failure, exercise increases the duty cycle (by decreasing expiratory time) and decreases lung compliance.
- Finally, as this satellite system is designed for packet data, it is very well suited for millions of endpoint devices operating with low duty cycles.
- As you can see from this method, the greater the duty cycle of the square wave, the longer the CPU is inactive; hence the greater the power savings.
- Maybe they've had a repeat failure with a component or an unusual duty cycle.
- The duty cycle is variably selectable with either first or second pulse width modulated frequency.
- The magnitude of the reference voltage will regulate the pulse width of the output signal, as well as the duty cycle of the output signal.
- A phase discriminator samples the output of the oscillator and accumulates data representing the duty cycle of that signal.
- The only accurate way to get results is to monitor the vehicle as goes through its normal duty cycle under real-world conditions.
- It will do a duty cycle of 35,000 pages a month and warms up in under three minutes.
- Reliability numbers are based and predicated on an expected duty cycle and mode of operation.
1. 1.1 The time occupied by the cycle of operation of a machine or other device, especially as a percentage of available time.
  （尤指作为可用时间百分比的）工作循环时间
  Example sentencesExamples
  If you run it at 80% duty cycle, now you're optimizing your reliability on that particular engine.
  The specimen was illuminated with an LED that was strobed with a 1/8 duty cycle synchronous with the voltage drive to the sound source.
  A 100% duty cycle was chosen for ultrasound application.
  Accordingly, it is possible to select multiply charged precursor ions from a background of singly charged ions, fragment them, and mass analyze the fragment ions with a near 100% duty cycle across the whole mass range.
  The results for 1% duty cycle are pretty much invariant upon the heat-sink used and can be repeated by other labs, but the approach may not be representative for the performance at the maximum-rated DC current values.

词汇	duty cycle
释义	Definition of duty cycle in English: duty cycle noun 1The cycle of operation of a machine or other device which operates intermittently rather than continuously. （机器等运行的）工作循环 Example sentencesExamples The technical specifications of a tape drive indicate how high a duty cycle it will best operate in. It's a medium hard brake circuit so we've been able to do a brake duty cycle and things like that. The only accurate way to get results is to monitor the vehicle as goes through its normal duty cycle under real-world conditions. In patients with chronic heart failure, exercise increases the duty cycle (by decreasing expiratory time) and decreases lung compliance. Maximum duty cycle is 65,000 pages per month and finishing options including sorter, stapler, feeder and duplex modes are available. In terms of intermittent exercise, this means the duty cycle must decrease as exercise intensity increases if the exercise is to be repeated without a decline in performance. Reliability numbers are based and predicated on an expected duty cycle and mode of operation. A lower duty cycle will in turn decrease the average power output per unit time for intermittent exercise. The duty cycle was similar in all three patient groups. Like all the other printers, they differ in their duty cycle. As you can see from this method, the greater the duty cycle of the square wave, the longer the CPU is inactive; hence the greater the power savings. A phase discriminator samples the output of the oscillator and accumulates data representing the duty cycle of that signal. The magnitude of the reference voltage will regulate the pulse width of the output signal, as well as the duty cycle of the output signal. Most of today's major tape formats have a mean time between failures rated at over 300,000 hours at a full duty cycle, while most media cartridges have an estimated lifespan of over 30 years. Finally, as this satellite system is designed for packet data, it is very well suited for millions of endpoint devices operating with low duty cycles. The duty cycle is variably selectable with either first or second pulse width modulated frequency. One, the duty cycle is decreased in patients with asthma, which tends to decrease the tension-time index. Maybe they've had a repeat failure with a component or an unusual duty cycle. I just never thought we'd have anything that would be big enough that called for a heavy duty cycle. It will do a duty cycle of 35,000 pages a month and warms up in under three minutes. 1.1 The time occupied by the cycle of operation of a machine or other device, especially as a percentage of available time. （尤指作为可用时间百分比的）工作循环时间 Example sentencesExamples If you run it at 80% duty cycle, now you're optimizing your reliability on that particular engine. A 100% duty cycle was chosen for ultrasound application. Accordingly, it is possible to select multiply charged precursor ions from a background of singly charged ions, fragment them, and mass analyze the fragment ions with a near 100% duty cycle across the whole mass range. The specimen was illuminated with an LED that was strobed with a 1/8 duty cycle synchronous with the voltage drive to the sound source. The results for 1% duty cycle are pretty much invariant upon the heat-sink used and can be repeated by other labs, but the approach may not be representative for the performance at the maximum-rated DC current values. Definition of duty cycle in US English: duty cycle noun 1The cycle of operation of a machine or other device which operates intermittently rather than continuously. （机器等运行的）工作循环 Example sentencesExamples Like all the other printers, they differ in their duty cycle. Most of today's major tape formats have a mean time between failures rated at over 300,000 hours at a full duty cycle, while most media cartridges have an estimated lifespan of over 30 years. The duty cycle was similar in all three patient groups. I just never thought we'd have anything that would be big enough that called for a heavy duty cycle. Maximum duty cycle is 65,000 pages per month and finishing options including sorter, stapler, feeder and duplex modes are available. A lower duty cycle will in turn decrease the average power output per unit time for intermittent exercise. The technical specifications of a tape drive indicate how high a duty cycle it will best operate in. It's a medium hard brake circuit so we've been able to do a brake duty cycle and things like that. One, the duty cycle is decreased in patients with asthma, which tends to decrease the tension-time index. In terms of intermittent exercise, this means the duty cycle must decrease as exercise intensity increases if the exercise is to be repeated without a decline in performance. In patients with chronic heart failure, exercise increases the duty cycle (by decreasing expiratory time) and decreases lung compliance. Finally, as this satellite system is designed for packet data, it is very well suited for millions of endpoint devices operating with low duty cycles. As you can see from this method, the greater the duty cycle of the square wave, the longer the CPU is inactive; hence the greater the power savings. Maybe they've had a repeat failure with a component or an unusual duty cycle. The duty cycle is variably selectable with either first or second pulse width modulated frequency. The magnitude of the reference voltage will regulate the pulse width of the output signal, as well as the duty cycle of the output signal. A phase discriminator samples the output of the oscillator and accumulates data representing the duty cycle of that signal. The only accurate way to get results is to monitor the vehicle as goes through its normal duty cycle under real-world conditions. It will do a duty cycle of 35,000 pages a month and warms up in under three minutes. Reliability numbers are based and predicated on an expected duty cycle and mode of operation. 1.1 The time occupied by the cycle of operation of a machine or other device, especially as a percentage of available time. （尤指作为可用时间百分比的）工作循环时间 Example sentencesExamples If you run it at 80% duty cycle, now you're optimizing your reliability on that particular engine. The specimen was illuminated with an LED that was strobed with a 1/8 duty cycle synchronous with the voltage drive to the sound source. A 100% duty cycle was chosen for ultrasound application. Accordingly, it is possible to select multiply charged precursor ions from a background of singly charged ions, fragment them, and mass analyze the fragment ions with a near 100% duty cycle across the whole mass range. The results for 1% duty cycle are pretty much invariant upon the heat-sink used and can be repeated by other labs, but the approach may not be representative for the performance at the maximum-rated DC current values.
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